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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on July 3rd, 2020 in the Other category.
No, it doesn't.DIRT 5's 13 Car Classes Cover Every Type of Off-Road Racer
Perhaps this term does not travel across the Atlantic well, but that's a buggy. It's a small, lightweight, single-person car with not much bodywork, primarily used off road... which is what a buggy is (though sometimes they'll hold two people).Not sure about the buggy part if I'm honest...
The trophy trucks in Gravel I found to be really fun. There are quite a few stadium tracks, and they can also be used on any other type of track too.The variety is cool, but without enough circuits/routes to drive them on the game will still start to get old in a week or two. I've had that problem with every one of the main series Dirt games I've played.
I've wanted a good stadium truck game for a while, and while they had them in previous Dirt games they always had like 3 or 4 tracks with maybe a short/long variant each, so it didn't take long before I was bored with them.
No hillclimb/Trailblazer cars? They could maybe be in the Super Lites class.