Assetto Corsa 2 Will be Called "Assetto Corsa Evo", Coming 2024

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Full list updated with everything caught in Misha's video. Question marks are the model cars from the trailer, which are fair to assume will be in the game. Or they're just cars I'm not entirely certain of (the S2000)

Abarth
• Abarth 695 Biposto

Alfa Romeo
• Alfa Romeo 155 Ti 2.5 V6 (?)
• Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale (?)
• Alfa Romeo 4C (?)
• Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA Sprint
• Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm

Alpine
• Alpine A110S
• Alpine A290_ß

Audi
• Audi RS3 Sportback (8Y)

BMW
• BMW M2 (G87)
• BMW M4 CSL

Chevrolet
• Chevrolet Camaro ZL1

Eagle
• Eagle Weslake T1G (?)

Ferrari
• Ferrari 156 'Sharknose' (?)
• Ferrari 250 GTO (?)
• Ferrari 296 GTB
• Ferrari 312T (?)
• Ferrari 330 P4 (?)
• Ferrari 642 (?)
• Ferrari Daytona SP3
• Ferrari F1-2000 (?)
• Ferrari F40 Competitzione

Ford
• Ford Fiesta ST (Mk8.5)

Honda
• Honda RA272 (?)
• Honda S2000 (?)

Hyundai
• Hyundai i20 N
• Hyundai i30 N
• Hyundai Elantra N TCR
• Hyundai IONIQ 5 N
• Hyundai N Vision 74

Lamborghini
• Lamborghini Huracán STO

Lancia
• Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evo

Lotus
• Lotus 25 (?)
• Lotus 49 (?)
• Lotus Emira
• Lotus Exige S (S3)

Mazda
• Mazda MX-5 Miata (NA)

McLaren
• McLaren 765LT

Mercedes-AMG
• Mercedes-AMG GT2
• Mercedes-AMG GT 63 Coupé

Mercedes-Benz
• Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.5 - 16 Evo II

Mini
• Rover Mini Cooper S (Mk.6)

Morgan
• Morgan Super 3

Porsche
• Porsche 911 Turbo 3.6 (964)
• Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (992)

Toyota
• Toyota GR86

Tyrrell
• Tyrrell P34 (?)

Volkswagen
• Volkswagen Golf GTI (Mk.I)
• Volkswagen Golf GTI Clubsport (Mk.VIII)
 
Where are all the Merican cars? I see a lot of Euro & Japanese cars. Unless they add more cars from the good ol' US of A I won't be buy this game🤣 j/k A good list I like the fact that it is a diverse list right now
 
warp9engage
Time for spotting new cars, if anyone is interested...

NOTE: These cars might be traffic exclusive, we'll have to wait and see for final confirmation.

Lancia Delta HF Integrale
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Abarth 695 Biposto
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There was uncertainty if it was a BRZ or a GR86... it's a Toyota GR86
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Chevrolet Camaro ZL1

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This might need a bit of squinting... Mazda MX-5 (NA) and Lotus Exige S (2nd gen)
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And finally... Audi RS3 (Typ 8Y) and BMW M2 (G87)
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I think we can also use the cars intended for traffic, seeing the statements about choosing finishes or engines, I wouldn't be surprised if Kunos makes the versions of traffic cars using those cars that will be available to the player.
 
seco46
I think we can also use the cars intended for traffic, seeing the statements about choosing finishes or engines, I wouldn't be surprised if Kunos makes the versions of traffic cars using those cars that will be available to the player.
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One of the things I'd really want Kunos to clarify, is this whole dealership thing. Does it mean that, by spotting a VW Golf Mk8, we can confirm all Golf Mk8s? Same for the Giulia, the Huracan, the M4 (4-series), and so on? Because they talk about being to able to choose different engines, if the car is sold with these different options. However, all the specific cars we've seen so far only have one engine option. For example, there is no second engine option for the Alfa Giulia GTam... that option only exists on more entry level versions.

That's a lot of work to implement, I think.
 
A new image from the Steam news section of the Game.
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Ande3200
Sure looks like we could get more info from overtake in an interview on tuesday next week, my hype has raised insanly with every exciting info we got so far,
It might actully be what the racing genre really needs.
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Yes, offering a game like the first one might have been too redundant.
On PC we're starting to have almost too many sims, some of which are quite similar in terms of content.
(ACC, raceroom, rfactor 2, LMU, automobilista 2, reinsport, iracing...)

So it's a very good thing that the developers have taken into account the mods that were appreciated. (large map, traffic etc)
and offer an experience that goes beyond circuit racing.
 
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The open world will be fully explorable in all its 1600km² including off-road, Nords will be the center of the map, the map will originally come out with Nurburgring and the closest surroundings (they don't know how much they will put in yet) and it will be expanded.

We will be able to destroy our car completely in terms of mechanics, in terms of visual damage it will be limited due to the car brands (the brands are even more restrictive than in the past)

The map will have practically all the weather of EVO except for the generation of puddles and gravity with water which will be a little more simplified compared to the circuits for performance reasons (doing this for the open world map would be very costly in terms of resources), they say no to snow, they don't rule it out in the future but they don't confirm it either, Misha recording in the snow was an unfortunate coincidence.

There will be businesses (automotive-related, for example tuning shops) that are not in real life for gameplay reasons

Regarding the real businesses in the area that asked to be on the map, they have received more than 300 requests and are reviewing them one by one.

The map has been made in collaboration with a company that has scanned the map for the German Government.

The gas stations will be functional and we will have to refuel.

There will be no speed limits but they do not rule out including police in the distant future after version 1.0, after all when that time comes there will be common vehicles for traffic (such as ambulances or vans) that players will be able to use in the open world then.

"The more realistic you play EVO the more rewards you will get" Not need explanation.

The open world challenges will be numerous and there will even be events such as stages and circuits within the open world itself.

The entire open world experience is completely optional and EVO is still a track racing game, if you don't want to do it don't do it but they encourage people to try it because it helps improve the overall experience.

Driving School licenses will be necessary to drive and race some cars (like racing cars)

On the subject of other type of licenses for online, there will be a ranking system and leagues that will be an evolution of the system done in Competizione and there will be filters in this regard (matchmaking has not been confirmed unfortunately)

Thanks to ACC, eSports and the pandemic, car brands have gotten even closer to Kunos and are now fully collaborating with Kunos even more to use their products as their simulators and are supporting the company with EVO giving even more details and even letting them test with real cars.

Two confirmed cars from the first EA build of EVO will be the Alfa Romeo Guilia GTAM and the Alfa Romeo Junior Veloce Electric.

Another thing that has been mentioned is that Marco has confirmed the finishes and different types of gearboxes for the same car.

The first trailer was completely in-game as you can see after the Gameplays, it was not CGI because they didn't have time to do that.

Nurburgring will also be present apart from the open world as its own map for the non-open world modes.

The AI has been remade from scratch and just like in previous Assetto it uses the same physics as the player, they have created a learning system for the AI to improve its behavior the more it runs and with its reactions also making each one react differently, they will also have different behaviors and personalities between each other and the player (they give the example that you could find a very aggressive and fast AI and that you could recognize it later in another race and they have also confirmed that they can make mistakes and learn from them, the AI does not use scripted parameters of one or several lines like in AC1, it is designed with human behavior in mind to be more natural)

The multiplayer will be released in the second or third build of Early Access, they do not want to release it in the first build because it is important that the community tests each section of the game as it is released, otherwise we would go crazy.

Early Access pricing will go up as the game expands (similar to AC1 and ACC), pricing will be aggressive in a good way, everything released during EA will be free content for the game, there will be no paid DLC during EA (some developers should take note)

The most downloaded mods are free-roaming and that's why they decided to make an open world for EVO

As for open world map mods, they leave the door completely open to modders who make content about it to do something about it when they release the SDK tools for mods once version 1.0 is released.

Regarding the Early Access period, Kunos wants it to last about 8 or 9 months (Fall 2025)

ACEVO 1.0 will have a minimum of 15 licensed circuits, Marco say that he wants to reach 20, but if Kunos don't do it for 1.0, they will do it during the next 4, 6 months or so after the 1.0 release, those will be real circuits from the 5 continents.
 
seco46
The open world will be fully explorable in all its 1600km² including off-road, Nords will be the center of the map, the map will originally come out with Nurburgring and the closest surroundings (they don't know how much they will put in yet) and it will be expanded.

We will be able to destroy our car completely in terms of mechanics, in terms of visual damage it will be limited due to the car brands (the brands are even more restrictive than in the past)

The map will have practically all the weather of EVO except for the generation of puddles and gravity with water which will be a little more simplified compared to the circuits for performance reasons (doing this for the open world map would be very costly in terms of resources), they say no to snow, they don't rule it out in the future but they don't confirm it either, Misha recording in the snow was an unfortunate coincidence.

There will be businesses (automotive-related, for example tuning shops) that are not in real life for gameplay reasons

Regarding the real businesses in the area that asked to be on the map, they have received more than 300 requests and are reviewing them one by one.

The map has been made in collaboration with a company that has scanned the map for the German Government.

The gas stations will be functional and we will have to refuel.

There will be no speed limits but they do not rule out including police in the distant future after version 1.0, after all when that time comes there will be common vehicles for traffic (such as ambulances or vans) that players will be able to use in the open world then.

"The more realistic you play EVO the more rewards you will get" Not need explanation.

The open world challenges will be numerous and there will even be events such as stages and circuits within the open world itself.

The entire open world experience is completely optional and EVO is still a track racing game, if you don't want to do it don't do it but they encourage people to try it because it helps improve the overall experience.

Driving School licenses will be necessary to drive and race some cars (like racing cars)

On the subject of other type of licenses for online, there will be a ranking system and leagues that will be an evolution of the system done in Competizione and there will be filters in this regard (matchmaking has not been confirmed unfortunately)

Thanks to ACC, eSports and the pandemic, car brands have gotten even closer to Kunos and are now fully collaborating with Kunos even more to use their products as their simulators and are supporting the company with EVO giving even more details and even letting them test with real cars.

Two confirmed cars from the first EA build of EVO will be the Alfa Romeo Guilia GTAM and the Alfa Romeo Junior Veloce Electric.

Another thing that has been mentioned is that Marco has confirmed the finishes and different types of gearboxes for the same car.

The first trailer was completely in-game as you can see after the Gameplays, it was not CGI because they didn't have time to do that.

Nurburgring will also be present apart from the open world as its own map for the non-open world modes.

The AI has been remade from scratch and just like in previous Assetto it uses the same physics as the player, they have created a learning system for the AI to improve its behavior the more it runs and with its reactions also making each one react differently, they will also have different behaviors and personalities between each other and the player (they give the example that you could find a very aggressive and fast AI and that you could recognize it later in another race and they have also confirmed that they can make mistakes and learn from them, the AI does not use scripted parameters of one or several lines like in AC1, it is designed with human behavior in mind to be more natural)

The multiplayer will be released in the second or third build of Early Access, they do not want to release it in the first build because it is important that the community tests each section of the game as it is released, otherwise we would go crazy.

Early Access pricing will go up as the game expands (similar to AC1 and ACC), pricing will be aggressive in a good way, everything released during EA will be free content for the game, there will be no paid DLC during EA (some developers should take note)

The most downloaded mods are free-roaming and that's why they decided to make an open world for EVO

As for open world map mods, they leave the door completely open to modders who make content about it to do something about it when they release the SDK tools for mods once version 1.0 is released.

Regarding the Early Access period, Kunos wants it to last about 8 or 9 months (Fall 2025)

ACEVO 1.0 will have a minimum of 15 licensed circuits, Marco say that he wants to reach 20, but if Kunos don't do it for 1.0, they will do it during the next 4, 6 months or so after the 1.0 release, those will be real circuits from the 5 continents.
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The entire open world experience is completely optional and EVO is still a track racing game, if you don't want to do it don't do it but they encourage people to try it because it helps improve the overall experience.
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That's encouraging for me because of all of the focus that seems to have been turned on this game because of open world, I have zero interest in it. Making it totally optional I think is a good choice.
 
seco46
The open world will be fully explorable in all its 1600km² including off-road, Nords will be the center of the map, the map will originally come out with Nurburgring and the closest surroundings (they don't know how much they will put in yet) and it will be expanded.

We will be able to destroy our car completely in terms of mechanics, in terms of visual damage it will be limited due to the car brands (the brands are even more restrictive than in the past)

The map will have practically all the weather of EVO except for the generation of puddles and gravity with water which will be a little more simplified compared to the circuits for performance reasons (doing this for the open world map would be very costly in terms of resources), they say no to snow, they don't rule it out in the future but they don't confirm it either, Misha recording in the snow was an unfortunate coincidence.

There will be businesses (automotive-related, for example tuning shops) that are not in real life for gameplay reasons

Regarding the real businesses in the area that asked to be on the map, they have received more than 300 requests and are reviewing them one by one.

The map has been made in collaboration with a company that has scanned the map for the German Government.

The gas stations will be functional and we will have to refuel.

There will be no speed limits but they do not rule out including police in the distant future after version 1.0, after all when that time comes there will be common vehicles for traffic (such as ambulances or vans) that players will be able to use in the open world then.

"The more realistic you play EVO the more rewards you will get" Not need explanation.

The open world challenges will be numerous and there will even be events such as stages and circuits within the open world itself.

The entire open world experience is completely optional and EVO is still a track racing game, if you don't want to do it don't do it but they encourage people to try it because it helps improve the overall experience.

Driving School licenses will be necessary to drive and race some cars (like racing cars)

On the subject of other type of licenses for online, there will be a ranking system and leagues that will be an evolution of the system done in Competizione and there will be filters in this regard (matchmaking has not been confirmed unfortunately)

Thanks to ACC, eSports and the pandemic, car brands have gotten even closer to Kunos and are now fully collaborating with Kunos even more to use their products as their simulators and are supporting the company with EVO giving even more details and even letting them test with real cars.

Two confirmed cars from the first EA build of EVO will be the Alfa Romeo Guilia GTAM and the Alfa Romeo Junior Veloce Electric.

Another thing that has been mentioned is that Marco has confirmed the finishes and different types of gearboxes for the same car.

The first trailer was completely in-game as you can see after the Gameplays, it was not CGI because they didn't have time to do that.

Nurburgring will also be present apart from the open world as its own map for the non-open world modes.

The AI has been remade from scratch and just like in previous Assetto it uses the same physics as the player, they have created a learning system for the AI to improve its behavior the more it runs and with its reactions also making each one react differently, they will also have different behaviors and personalities between each other and the player (they give the example that you could find a very aggressive and fast AI and that you could recognize it later in another race and they have also confirmed that they can make mistakes and learn from them, the AI does not use scripted parameters of one or several lines like in AC1, it is designed with human behavior in mind to be more natural)

The multiplayer will be released in the second or third build of Early Access, they do not want to release it in the first build because it is important that the community tests each section of the game as it is released, otherwise we would go crazy.

Early Access pricing will go up as the game expands (similar to AC1 and ACC), pricing will be aggressive in a good way, everything released during EA will be free content for the game, there will be no paid DLC during EA (some developers should take note)

The most downloaded mods are free-roaming and that's why they decided to make an open world for EVO

As for open world map mods, they leave the door completely open to modders who make content about it to do something about it when they release the SDK tools for mods once version 1.0 is released.

Regarding the Early Access period, Kunos wants it to last about 8 or 9 months (Fall 2025)

ACEVO 1.0 will have a minimum of 15 licensed circuits, Marco say that he wants to reach 20, but if Kunos don't do it for 1.0, they will do it during the next 4, 6 months or so after the 1.0 release, those will be real circuits from the 5 continents.
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I guess they are aiming for Q4 2025 for v1.0 launch because that is the biggest sales period for games generally, hopefully that will mean a console release in early 2026 🫰
 
Jezza819
That's encouraging for me because of all of the focus that seems to have been turned on this game because of open world, I have zero interest in it. Making it totally optional I think is a good choice.
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Yes, for that reason the Nurburgring circuit is also in the game as a separate circuit asset as well as within the open world itself.
 
The gas stations will be functional and we will have to refuel.

There will be no speed limits but they do not rule out including police in the distant future after version 1.0, after all when that time comes there will be common vehicles for traffic (such as ambulances or vans) that players will be able to use in the open world then.
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:bowdown:👍
 
I'm hoping the "Driving School Licence" system is optional, or at least doesn't prevent us from using cars for circuit racing.
 
All of this sounds good. I wonder if getting gas is optional in the open worked part. As I just go cruising and not worry about anything.
 
kjb
All of this sounds good. I wonder if getting gas is optional in the open worked part. As I just go cruising and not worry about anything.
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It will be optional. It was on that point specifically when he said that the more realistic you play it, the more rewards you get but it will be up to the player to define their own experience and how they wanna play it.
 

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