DiRT Rally drifts out of Steam Early Access today; speeds to PS4, Xbox One release in April 2016
Now is your chance to purchase the complete version of DiRT Rally at the Early Access price.
Just a week after we reported on DiRT Rally’s PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions being rated by the Taiwanese rating board, Codemasters has announced the full version of the title has launched on Steam and will be made available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC in physical form on April 5th, 2016.
DiRT Rally launched on Steam Early Access back in April 2015, and after several months of tweaking based on feedback from its fans, the game is finally considered to be “complete” at this point. For those who purchased the Early Access version of DiRT Rally, you’ll need to restart your Steam client in order to download version 1.0, which weighs in at 10.5GB.
If you have yet to pick up DiRT Rally, Codemasters is celebrating the game’s launch by selling it at its Early Access price, which is 15% off the full price, until December 14th. After December 14, the price will be adjusted to reflect its full retail pricing.
As of this writing, Codemasters has yet to release a changelog for improvements made to DiRT Rally version 1.0. As soon as they’re published, we’ll be sure to update this story accordingly.
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replyDaniel Perez posted a new article, DiRT Rally drifts out of Steam Early Access today; speeds to PS4, Xbox One release in April 2016
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Hmm, I love this game and all they've added to it, but kind of feel like they weren't finished. There are a decent amount of rally stages yet hill climb mode just has one location in Pikes Peak, and the rally cross stuff only has about 3 track locations with a few tiny variations each. Real time multiplayer seemed rushed or lacking because of this, and there is no live multiplayer at all for Rally mode. No staggered starts, no collision disabled head to head vs. type stuff.
The daily / weekly / monthly events and league options are more than great, but sometimes you just want to race more than leaderboard times. The RallyX stuff needs more content and a few more options for Rally proper would be welcome.-
Anyway, I got the game for rally and it delivered. But I honestly would be happier with more rally stages than the half-baked rallycross stuff. It doesn't need that at all, especially when you see what little it offers or brings to the package. Don't let it be a factor in your purchase if you were waiting for this to leave Early Access.
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Are they going to keep on adding stuff post-release, or is this it now?
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I think it is undecided. They want to start on DiRT Rally 2 as the current engine has some limitations that the newest version of EGO doesn't but at the same time they seems to be a lot of interest from the community in DLC. Personally I'd love more content especially something like Australia and would pay a decent amount for it.
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Prepare to crash
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neat they added car setups to steam workshop. now I just need to wait for porkhammer to submit a bunch setups.
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