With Porsche Pack Volume 1 set to touch down tomorrow, Kunos Simulazioni have hinted that a slow trickle of information regarding the contents of Volumes 2 & 3 will arrive in due time. It appears Steam hasn’t received the memo though, and have revealed everything in one fell swoop on their database page.
While it’s likely the result of Steam preparing for the Season Pass entitling users to a 28% discount off the standalone prices, it has undoubtedly shed a light on the direction Kunos went with when licensing the Stuttgart marque: diversity. Ranging from modern-day racing metal, to a collection of road cars, hypercars, and even historic racers, there’s something for everyone.
The contents of the next two packs aren’t the only bits of information Steam have outed. The dates the next two packs can be expected — at the very least for PC users — are also out and tie-in perfectly with the upcoming holidays: Volume 2 releases on November 22, and Volume 3 releases on December 20.
Without further ado, the contents are as follows:
Porsche Pack 2 (November 22)
- 911 GT3 RS
- 718 Spyder RS
- Cayman GT4
- 718 Boxster S Manual Transmission
- 718 Boxster S PDK
- 919 Hybrid 2015
- 911 GT1
- 962c Long Tail
- 962c Short Tail
Porsche Pack 3 (December 20)
- 911 GT3 Cup 2017
- 911 GT3 RSR 2017
- 911 GT3 R 2015
- 919 Hybrid 2016
- 908 LH
- 917K
- 911 R
For a closer look at the next two packs, you’ll want to act fast and have a look at the Steam pages here. Who knows when they’ll be removed from sight.
In much calmer news, Kunos continues to tease the contents of the first pack making its way to PC users tomorrow with the latest in-game look at the Cayman GT4 Clubsport. Powered by a 3.8 liter flat-six engine outputting 385 bhp to the rear wheels, the Clubsport was developed for the track and is geared for performance.
Weighing in at just 2,866 lbs and delivered from Porsche’s factory with a welded-in safety cage, racing bucket seat, in addition to a a six-point harness, the Clubsport plays to its lightweight advantages with unique agility and aggressive driving characteristic around the track.
Porsche Pack Volume 1 will be available to PC players first, tomorrow, October 25. It arrives on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in November. Don’t forget to head to our Assetto Corsa sub-forum to discuss this news and other aspects of the game.
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Awesome! but i was hoping to get Carrera GT :(
Yes! me too. Maybe a early 2000’s super car pack? Mclaren Mercedes SLR, Ferrari Enzo, Pagani C12S 7.3, C Porsche Carrera GT etc.
What about the price of each dlc?
Incredibly cheap. Season pass for all 24 cars was < $CDN17.
The car selection, for me is amazing. Cant wait to taste them!
Pack II is my most wanted. It is going to be incredible!
The 919 Hybrid looks odd without the livery completed doesn’t it? Very plain without the ‘Porsche Intelligent Design’ decal.
Can’t wait.
Personally I like knowing what’s coming, the hype for me is so much more real than continually trying to hide what’s coming behind half truths – No Mans Sky did a good job of killing that approach off!
And when the product actually works as Assetto does, then there’s no issue with a bit of sharing of the journey, so intentional or not it’s good marketing for both Steam and Kunos.
That second pack is amazing!
Be really nice to see the 2015 Porsche Mission E.
They must mean the 981 Spyder RS. There is no 718. At least not yet. I can’t wait to drive that and the GT4 since that is what my Dad and I drive and the top of my list is the 911 R and GT3RS.
The 718 Spyder RS refers to the classic racer, which is shown in the 7th thumbnail. Strictly speaking, those cars did get the “Spyder” designation, if only unofficially thanks to the later RSK Coupe.
I knew that. I have driven that car a bunch in Forza 6.
I had dental surgery this morning and I’m still feeling the
meds.
If that 718 drives anything like the 550 Spyder mod car it’s going to be a blast. Not a lot of power, but not a lot of grip either and makes for some fantastic, low speed, momentum type of racing that’ll really keep you on your toes with it’s sensitive brakes and a rear end that really wants to swing and sway.
No doubt these packs are amazing. Porsche fans will love every bit of it. Of course, some cars are missing, but thats always the case with DLC in racing games, unless they bring 50 porsches or even more to their game. Not many historic road cars in this list, but i am perfectly fine with their focus on porsches recent line up foe both race and road cars. I cant wait to get my hands on th
…the 991 RSR, the GT3 R and RS, as well as the wonderfull 911 R. Stunning! I just wish they would have given us one GT3/GTE race car per pack and not all od them in the third pack. I also hope console players will get vol. 3 till the end of the year, too.