The rally fans had their
game of choice in DiRT Rally, thanks to a totally new approach
to the DiRT series by Codemasters, which delivered a level of
simulation not seen in recent titles of the genre. But now Codies is
preparing another title and they expect to take the awesomeness of
DiRT Rally and previous DiRT titles to the next level in a single
game with DiRT 4.
The announcement of the
new game was made this Thursday (26) afternoon, with release expected
for this June on PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One, as developers
guarantee enhanced focus in the thrill aspect, that limit that could
make you faster or make you roll down the hill.
The rally part will
continue featuring different classes as ever but some new machines
will appear, with the Ford Fiesta R5 being the flagship car,
indicating that the popular R5 class will join the roster, expected
to have some nice cars in the other previously featured classes, like
the Subaru Impreza NR4 and the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV.
The rallycross section
will be centered in official FIA World Rallycross Championship
content, but claims were answered and the RX2 class and the
Olsbergs MSE Supercar Lites machine will appear with official
liveries included, and the road to World RX will also feature
Crosskarts, which also are quite popular. It isn't confirmed if the
Super 1600 class will return, but most of the rallycross ladder will
be there.
Coming from DiRT 3 is the
returning 'Landrush' mode, with races with buggies and trophy trucks
in locations like Mexico and California, and also the 'Joyride' mode
where you can give yourself a free drive. But what seems to have
raised a lot of eyebrows is the announced 'Your Stage' feature, where
you can create your routes with determined parameters, and not only
you will be able to play it on DiRT 4, but you will be able to share
your tracks with the community for everyone to enjoy.
According with sources who
tested DiRT 4 in the announcement event, the mode selection will be
right at the start of the game, where you can select between 'Gamer'
and 'Simulation' physics.
PHOTOS: Codemasters, Olsbergs MSE
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