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

Alright, so Assetto Corsa. If you're into racing games, this one's a bit of a legend. The main thing is how it feels to drive. It's not like an arcade game where you just mash buttons. This game makes you work for it, and you really feel the tires, the grip, and every little nuance of the car. It's incredibly realistic, which is a huge buzz for sim racing fans. The biggest reason to get it now, even though it's not brand new, is the community. There are tons of free mods out there – new cars, new tracks, even graphics upgrades that make it look stunning. It's like buying one game and getting a thousand for free, constantly. So, if you want to truly drive a virtual car and love the idea of endless free content from passionate fans, Assetto Corsa is absolutely worth it. Just know it's a serious sim, so a good steering wheel helps a lot to get the full experience. :)))

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

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.

good game alone great game with mods and friends get it on sale or at normal price, doesn't matter, it'll make you drive like a pro trust me

Asetto Corsa is a pure, uncompromising racing simulator built for enthusiasts. Its physics engine is outstanding—every car feels unique, with weight, grip, and suspension behavior that demand precision and respect. It’s less of a game and more of a driving experience. The graphics are clean and functional, with excellent lighting and track detail. Sound design is solid, with engine notes that vary realistically across vehicles. Where it truly shines is in its modding community: thousands of cars, tracks, and visual overhauls keep it endlessly fresh. It lacks modern polish in UI, career mode, and multiplayer features, but if you’re after realism and a massive sandbox for racing, Asetto Corsa remains one of the best simulators ever made.

Assetto Corsa isn’t just a racing game, it’s a playground for car lovers, modders, and sim freaks. The graphics still hold up incredibly well, especially with mods that make it look next-gen. From realistic tire physics to laser-scanned tracks, this game is all about immersion and detail. And with the modding community, there’s literally no limit: want to race through Tokyo at night in a JDM beast or drift down a mountain pass in a 90s legend? You can. If you’re into cars, AC is not optional, it’s essential.

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not bad. but i only bought it because it was on sale, i don't really like car games, graphics is really good.

after a few, the game screen goes black in races and noone knows how to fix it, if you have tips please share

I highly don't not recommend this game, it's one of the not best racist game out there.

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

A great game, I own it on Xbox and put more time on there with a racing wheel. I really do enjoy it, however the online community is toxic.

As much as I tried, I just do not like this game. The physics are just touchy and annoying. Fell short of expectations from all the good reviews.

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.

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"

best mechanics I've ever experienced in a simulator racing game and the potential for modding is trough the roof

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 have steering wheel and pedals, just buy it. If not the case, just buy it anyways. The amount of mods available with this game make it one of the best purchases you can make if you're into cars.

this is a very fun game like beamNG its graphics r incredible and can run oc potato pcs

Absolutely legendary sim. Still hold up to this day, thanks to the admirable efforts from the community with mods like Content Manager, Custom Shaders Patch, Pure etc.

Good online expirience and realistic physics

Assetto Corsa is amazing, I only spent $2 on mods and it enhanced the experience A TON.

Absolute masterclass. THE sim racer. No comparison even close.

Yo just like mod this game to hell and play it in the dark at 2am with headphones in and music playing, youll prolly wanna drive 200mph into a wall but its also pretty vibes

Great game overall, one of the best games for getting into simracing, great for drifting.

This simulator is amazing, but if you do not have a wheel it is more challenging to play. If you aren't playing with a wheel I would recommend putting your sensitivity down. with low graphics this game is incredible, with ultra... Phew. the physics are realistic, all tho there isn't any crashing physics besides glass cracking and scratches. Asseto Corsa truly defines the racing thrill.

best racing sim ever friggen made you should uh yea buy the game its so ficken tuff I love it

Best game ever made best to buy in sale so its like 5 euro. Good graphics, good cars, good dlc and more. Even my laptop can handle it so dont be afraid that your pc cant handle it, but if u want it with mods prepare a lot of space like 60GB+ id say. Very good racing game. One of the best car racing games. I play it on keyboard and its really good on keyboard too thats actually so suprising,but with steering wheel im sure its better.

amazing mod support, can literally mod everything in, you can probably turn it into an arcade game if you really wanted

The game makes for a good base, the mods and community are what keep this game alive. Easy to mod and has a huge community. It suits both sim racers aswell as casual players, but even then, i highly recommend buying a force feedback wheel for this game.

so fun with mods on no hesi has to be my favourite car game and love the steering physics on the cars

A really fun simulator. I suggest a steering wheel, pedals and a shifter for this simulator.

Honestly it’s a ton of fu. It certainly takes a bit to get use too if your coming off the nfs stuff but the challenge is super satisfying

Best game to get into simracing, the game price isnt going to break the bank

Recommended. though to make it a playable experience you need atleast a G29 setup then use content manager and install mods.

I mean this game changed my life. not really. but it's insane how fun it is! The variety of mods is amazing! would recommend

Too much fun, I love the in-game physics. If you prefer competitive play I'd recommend getting Assetto Corsa Competizione.

fun to play with and without DLC packs but in dec 24 i buy all of it but i recommend this game 100%

Fun game. Has a pretty decent collection of cars. My only complaints are that there is a little lacking in the car department and it is super complicated to get VR mode to work. Still, it is an amazing racing sim.

Best sim in terms of car handling (!! WITH MOD CARS!!) The kunos cars handle horribly. And pretty much endless amount of car and track mods. Downloading Content manager and Custom shaders patch are pretty much essential if you decide to buy this game!

buying assetto corsa play it normally u see a thing that name content manager installed ohhhh thats good u will pay for graphic mods ohhhh thats even better after 2 h game is now uninstalled

Surely a classic at this point and has a huge community so can't say no this. Got this on sale and went after the essential mods everyone talks about. However, my first few hours turned me off big time with the amount of settings and adjustments required to configure the game properly to your taste/level. Definitely not a pick up and play game. I'm totally into sims and racing but after having to spend half of my playtime testing and trying out dozens of different settings for graphics, game adjustments, controllers and whatnot in order to find a sweet spot for a good experience I have to just quit entirely. Not for me.

Si pensabas que sabias manejar te equivocaste, cuando probas este juego sos un bebe de pecho

Great game but need less DLC's, more free content, and workshop support. Otherwise a great game to play in your free time

*buys game* thinks why did i get this game *looks on how to install mods* *installs content manager* *plays no hesi* congrats now you are completely addicted to this game

Great game!!! Easy to learn and driving feels amazing, good vr support and force feedback is better than any other game I’ve played.