SIM SPORTS RAID

This feels quite good on my fanatec wheel after tweaking the ingame settings. I'm still not sure how all the events and menus work. When I'm on track and driving, it is a good time. This is leaning more towards sim. Throttle control and brake pressure matter. Weight transfer feels good as well. Graphics are ok, it's an indie team using Unity. It is very well optimized and I get some solid frame rates. Loading into a stage is longer than expected, but not terrible. The tire sliding on dirt sound is annoying and repetitive. PLEASE change this! There is some kind of online lobby system that I have yet to figure out how to use. The menus are not intuitive at all. There have been consistent updates to the game already. It is nice to see the devs are committed to continuing to improve the game. The core driving simulation here is solid, that's the most important thing. Hopefully they can smooth out the rest and make this a must play rally sim.

A hidden gem though with needed development, After driving the Prologues for both the Baja and Arabian Adventure i can say this game is a neat surprise though with some issues needing to be resolved. Baja is great. Its like rallying you would find in the WRC and i would say is the more refined of the two. The Dakar style arabian adventure is a bit more rough, Its fun to navigate but i feel like the springs break a bit too easily even when pacing yourself. Some other issues need fixing - The games UI could use a refresh, There is no clear Single player or multiplayer section dividing the game and the stages not being grouped into their respective rallys. - The UI editing seems to not save between sessions when opening the game again along with no way to reset the widgets if you customized them - The UI elements dont seem to have a standard size between vehicles which is a bit of an issue. - The Co pilot does not get louder when i adjust its volume. - No cockpit view, which im hoping eventually will be added. - When finishing a rally the game sometimes crashes when submitting a time Overall for an indie project this has alot of room to grow and become a really great addition to …

I was looking for a navigation challenge and this game scratched that itch. Bring more stages in the wide open desert. Having tracks is a nice aid, but relying 100% on your own navigation would be a welcomed challenge.

Keeping your expectations in check, it's an indie game and in early access, of sorts, so needs quite a bit of work on the more rally type stages. But the dunes navigational stages are SO MUCH FUN!! The game and especially the driving really comes alive on those sections. I hope the devs keep working on polishing and giving the physics more layers and "texture". The base is stronger that Dakar Desert Game ever was as far as driving was concerned. Now it needs a bit of work on the overall package to really become a serious contender. I really hope it gets there. No other game does navigation other than the aforementioned game from Saber. And that studio is no longer -probably ever- working on that title. Content is surprisingly colorful and varied. Several kinds of vehicles, More than one map, and of quite a discerning type of event for driving and having a bit of variety. So, I'd recommend this title if you like this kind of raid-rallying and want something different. It's not going to set the world on fire, as it is right now, but I do appreciate the different approach of the same same racing and rally games out there. Unlike Dakar Desert Game, you can actually e…

Great physics base first and foremost. However the UI is pretty horrendous and the audios are not great. Engines are sounding like they're pretty much at a constant RPM, feels alot like its one sound sample but slightly pitched up/down and the SFX as a whole are pretty bad but I assume [and would hope] that these are just placeholders. The game has potential to be a leading off-road title but it needs *alot* of polishing. Would I recommend this game to you? honestly for around $6 I think I would, if off-road driving is really your cup of tea, especially the dakar/rally raid events, I think you would definitely get $6 worth of fun and hopefully the game grows to become something very special, albeit probably forever niche.

The idea of this game is amazing, its the first actual dakar rally or baja like sim that isnt an arcade game and works on wheel. but the problems arent the game itself but the controls. i use a moza r9 and the ffb in this game needs to be more polished as if i let go of the wheel it spins left and right faster and faster so i can never realistically catch the wheel in a slide. thats basically my only problem other than needing better engine audio and adding ai races and more maps as it seems you cant do ai races yet? not sure how to set it up if you are but yeah i really like this game and its actually unique i cant wait to see the game progress!