Assetto Corsa

1: download game 2: spend 10 hours playing 3: thinks im a good driver 4: steals parent's car 5: end up in the hospital 6: gets out of hospital and goes home 7: gets whooped Amazing game

This simulator really has helped me a lot. I may not have the best setup (g920 with a h shifter), but assetto corsa is still one of the best simulators I’ve ever played, I was a forza kid, but when i got assetto corsa on my xbox, i loved how realistic and fun it was. Then i got my pc and now its even better that i can mod it and use almost any car that exists. In other words, get assetto corsa, it is extremely good and easy to mod.

It's a great racing sim but I wouldn't recommend it unless you have a steering rig, as it is tough to play even with a controller (I can't get past the 3rd race of the 2nd part of the campaign, using an Xbox One Controller, steering and throttle/brake control are not easy with controller which hinder playability). The game itself is well made with many realistic systems and settings.

It's perfect, AC doesn't has that level of physics like in ACC, and graphics like ACC, but it has all other things, it can be run at many weak computers, it's lightweight how for simracing. And don't forgot about mods, there's thousands of addons that can completely change your game and make it even better than ACC that has only GT3 and GT4. (I don't tell about physics modes cuz i don't know). Overall for me - 9/10. (-1 rate for small online). Overall - 10/10. Absolutely worth all money.

Mod support is awesome—endless new cars, tracks, and visual packs—but mod installation and compatibility errors can be frustrating. Optimization isn’t great.

Additionaly use Content Manager(CM), then its very good. Carmods, trackmods and more mods. Helped me a lot.

Use the content manager and its great. Community carrying this platform.

Peak modding. Especially Lightning McQueen. My brother even mistook this game for dashcam footage lol.

Without shaders, this game felt like a driving school simulator. Now it feels like Fast & Furious in Japan. 10/10 – I don't drive, I vibe now.

Assetto Corsa is hands-down one of the best racing sims out there. Great physics, huge modding community, tons of cars and tracks. With mods like Content Manager and CSP, it still holds up better than most new games. If you’re into driving, drifting, or racing — this is a must-have.

very realistic and nice graphics. can enjoy the game by adding mods n stuff

Great game it plays like the race car games back in the day interesting campaign can be played offline which is important to me with the way games are these days Graphics are great my only complaint is sometimes my cars fly off the track if i do a turn too fast but i am trying to learn to be a better driver i won a couple races at least made 2nd place lol i wish the games had better options to make the ai easier like instead of 80 percent difficulty maybe 40 or 50 its like if i make one mistake i can never catch up to the other racers sometimes.

Its alright, might have to play a bit more to put my finger on it fully.

VR works absolutely terribly for this game. I don't recommend it if you're looking for a good VR driving experience. It pretty much just uses the normal keyboard layout and doesn't feel like the usual VR experience for a racing game. Honestly... Worst purchase of my life as somebody that bought it with the intent of playing VR.

I think this game is very great simulation game but for good graphics you need to mod this game or if want to explore some other's you can join servers such as "No Hesi"

In a world where racing games often chase spectacle over substance, Assetto Corsa is refreshingly different. Developed by Kunos Simulazioni and originally released in 2014, this Italian-born sim racing title isn’t about fireworks or flashy menus—it’s about feel. It’s about precision, physics, and the pure, unfiltered thrill of mastering a car on the edge of control. Even years after release, Assetto Corsa remains one of the most respected and modded simulators on the market. Why? Because it nails what so many others don’t: the visceral sensation of tires on tarmac. The heart of Assetto Corsa is its physics engine. Every bump, every brake modulation, and every steering input translates into feedback that feels natural and immediate—especially with a quality force feedback wheel. Whether you're taming a vintage Ferrari on Monza or trail-braking into Eau Rouge, the car communicates with you in a way few other games manage. Traction loss, weight transfer, and suspension dynamics are modeled with obsessive detail. It's punishing if you overdrive, but immensely rewarding when you hit the apex just right. For sim racers who crave authenticity over accessibility, this is where Assetto Corsa shines brightest. The base game features a respectable lineup of officially licensed cars from Ferrari, BMW, Porsche, Lotus, and more—each laser-scanned and lovingly recreated. From lightweight track toys to fire-breathing GT3 monsters, there's a diverse mix of vehicles to learn and master. Track-wise, it includes some of the world’s most iconic circuits—Silverstone, Spa, Nürburgring GP, and more—all with laser-scanned accuracy. That said, the base content can feel limited over time. Fortunately, modding fills in the gaps and then some. If Assetto Corsa is a world-class simulator, then the community is its pit crew—and its rocket fuel. Thanks to an open modding system, players have access to thousands of high-quality user-created cars, tracks, HUDs, and visual overhauls. Want to race through Tokyo highways at night? Or drive a Formula Drift car through Ebisu? It’s all there. Tools like Content Manager and Custom Shaders Patch have pushed the game beyond its original scope, improving everything from AI behavior to weather effects and lighting. With the right setup, Assetto Corsa today can look and feel better than many modern racing titles. Let’s be clear: Assetto Corsa isn’t easy. There are minimal assists, no elaborate tutorials, and a relatively barebones career mode. It’s not a game that will ease you in—it throws you into the driver’s seat and expects you to learn, preferably by doing (and spinning out a lot). That said, once you get comfortable with its nuances, it becomes addictive. It rewards patience, discipline, and experimentation. At launch, Assetto Corsa was visually solid, but not groundbreaking. Today, the base graphics feel a bit dated—clean, but flat by modern standards. However, with mods like Sol (dynamic weather and sky system) and reshade presets, it can look stunning. Sound is similarly decent by default—engine notes are believable, tire screeches sharp—but again, mods can elevate it significantly. Multiplayer is barebones but functional. Private servers and public lobbies offer a wide range of racing experiences, from serious league events to chaotic casual races. Tools like SRS (Sim Racing System) help bring structure and matchmaking to the scene. What it lacks in polish compared to modern online racers (iRacing, ACC), it makes up for in flexibility and community-driven variety. Assetto Corsa isn’t just a racing simulator—it’s a love letter to driving. It doesn’t try to impress with flashy campaigns or arcade-style rewards. Instead, it focuses on getting the fundamentals absolutely right, and then gives you the tools to build your own perfect racing world. For sim enthusiasts, it's still one of the best experiences you can have behind a virtual wheel. For newcomers, it’s a steep climb—but the summit is more than worth the effort. Whether you're chasing lap times or drifting sideways through Mount Akina, Assetto Corsa proves that with the right physics, even an old game can still be the gold standard. Rating: 9/10

Very fun for casual or just want to set a lap time. it is for a good price but you may have to buy DLC's to get the cars you want

If you don't have a real car, then this game is the best experience to escape from reality.

despite the kinda low graphics this game is amazing whether you play it as it is, or if you fill it with a million mods, mods are very simple to use just copy and paste the file, it is kind of hard if you ever come from arcade-ish games but you'll get used to it

very good it is very good but u have to download mods or it will be kinda boring but its still very good with no modds

One of the best racing simulators out there, with an active modding community and lots of content. However, it is incredibly hard to run on Linux, and setting up mods with Content Manager is just as difficult.

[h3]Most fun racing simulator there is.[/h3] The game which i started my sim racing adventure. Many tracks and cars, + thousands of mods thanks to giant AC community. Great physics, driving more powerful cars is really challenging but also very rewarding when you start catching on. AI could be better, sometimes while in a race AI just drives like im not there, cutting me off on the corners and so on. If you only aim to race with AI i recommend Automobilista 2. For full experience and better visuals i suggest instaling Content Manager, it makes instaling car and track mods easier and adds visual shaders, making the game look really good. Overall 5$ on sale is a steal, DLC's are also cheap, must buy even if you don't yet have a wheel and you're into motorsport.

this game is a fun racing game that will show semi reality but one thing is that it detects a cut when i spin out

In racing, there’s no such thing as a perfect lap — only the pursuit of one. There will always be a gap, even if it's just a tenth, a hundredth, or a corner taken differently

Great game, Loved the game, I totally played this game and not written by my friendddddddddddddd

Super fun, but if you get it then get mods as well, this game vanilla is great if you just like regular racing but there is much more you can do with mods and it makes this game one of the best out there in my opinion.

Realistic racing without the fluff that some other mention worthy racing games are loaded with

I love this game, it has really nice graphics, lots of beautiful cars etc.

i dislike the fact running multiplayer is very very very very very very very very difficult and i like the fact that its realistic, i also despise the camera thats on the outside

With the Content Manager. This game is one of the best racing simulators out on the market. 2025.

ts so fun especially with graphics mods making it look really realistic for a fun game sesh

this game has taught me how commit traffic violations with precision and accuracy

very fun and realistic, has many downloadable maps/mods/cars and it is both a relaxing game and a thrilling game.

its fun with a lot of severs to play on with the amont of free mods this game is a still for only 5 dollers

nice game. get some mods and you now have the number one simulator racing game!

you need to mod the game alot and most of them are not free to get the game that you want.

Absolutely GOAT simracing game - Mods have kept it alive far past its time, and thats what makes it a top tier sim racing platform.

be aware that you have to mod this game pure can be found on reddit for free same as content manager activation code really fun to play it with a wheel and in vr, really well optimized

no hesi needs to be a part of this game no hesi is really the reason i got this game thinking it would come with the traffic mods and everything but i was wrong im working on TRYNG to download and being able to ACTUALLY PLAY THE GAME

Got all dlc packs and they are all so good, the physics are really good. The ability to mod the game is amazing so easy and quick

such good game my fav car is a mod but the game has too many cars to pick from great selection 100% recommended

Cool game but only the players are rotten and the penalty system is sometimes inaccurate

maybe not as good as i racing but i got ultimate pack for just 17 dollars and the customizability on this game is simply insane

So far not really enjoying the game, the practice mode doesn't give you any guidance really and often find myself stuck on certain screens i click on that'll force me to alt f4 the game out just to evade it. I'm sure if i ever start playing more of it in the future my thoughts may change but right now this is my thoughts on Assetto Corsa. Also found out they had a Hastune Miku vehicle skin which i saw around youtube n stuff and is what 100% sold me on this game in the first place, got super excited to finally play another game where i can use something miku related. Found out they were actually made by other people when i already bought it and downloaded, so i cant use those unfortunately without having to click a random link they post.

This game is great, down to the car handling and graphics. The game is built very well, the wheel support is great, my offbrand wheel works perfect with the game with a few modifications! The vanilla version of the game is good, but with mods you can achieve a lot more with the game! 10/10 Would definetely reccomend getting this game, especially when it is on sale!

mod it and its better than any racing game available right now, and i have a LEGO CAR YAYYYYYYY!

genuinely the best driving game ive ever played, and with my sim setup it actually helped me improve my driving in real life. also really fun to learn how to drift or track

great game for sim racing, i highly recommend this game for anyone that wants to experience real sim racing with a steering wheel or even controller.

Assetto is an amazing game, however I do have complaints about the fact that controller support is not very good. And as someone who does not currently own a racing wheel, I really do hate that half the time I cant play due to the game recognizing, but not using my controller inputs.

The game is great.. I would recommend getting this game if you want to get into Sim racing.