Assetto Corsa - Best Drift Cars and Track - Drift Playground - Wheel Cam
Assetto Corsa is a racing simulation which offers the player a realistic driving experience through accurate physics and tyre simulation with a variety of road and race cars across the automotive history on accurately modelled locations including race tracks (which are with exception of the Zandvoort circuit recreated through laser-scanning technology) as well as a hill climb, a drift park and drag strips of different lengths. The game content can be extended through modded third-party content. It supports a wide variety of peripherals like mouse, keyboard, wheels, gamepad, triple-displays, TrackIR head tracking and VR head-mounted displays as well as Nvidia 3D Vision and professional motion systems.
The simulation allows to adjust its realism settings fitting the taste and experience of the player, ranging from more beginner-focused artificial assists like artificial stability control, coloured ideal lines, automatic gear shifts, clutch and throttle blip, to recommended realistic settings with "factory" assists allowing only those accurately recreated electronic driving assists that the actual car employs.
The player can choose from an array of modes to drive in. The main menu allows to view each car and available liveries in a showroom mode with free camera control and control over lights, wings, doors, windscreen wipers and steering within different showrooms. Offline singleplayer modes include practice sessions, a time attack mode to race check points against the clock, a drift mode to score as many consecutive drifts as possible amounting to ever higher drift score combos to increase a given countdown timer, drag races, circuit quick races as well as race weekends with practice and qualification sessions against player-defined fields of AI, which can be adjusted for difficulty. These modes are furthermore incorporated into pre-defined special events which allow the player to earn achievements, as well as a career mode in style of a simplified racing career which require the player to master trackday-style events by acquiring a certain amount of medals through achieving predefined goals like lap times and podium places. This allows then to proceed to new racing series ranging from small cup to F1 races in style of championships that the player can win through consistently ranking in high places to score points across all races of one specific series. Custom special events as well as career series can be created through the game files. The multiplayer allows for online race weekends defined by server settings as well as LAN sessions with stock and modded game content.
Settings like time of day (ranging from morning to evening hours), weather (ranging from clear to clouded and foggy), ambient temperatures, time multiplier for the dynamic time progression, track surface grip level, session lengths, fuel consumption, damage, tyre wear, slipstream, tyre blankets as well as penalties and false start settings can be defined by the player through the main menu. Specific weathers can also be added through mods. For multiplayer server admins can furthermore set car-specific ballasts and more finely adjust penalties, track and weather conditions as well as server specific things like server booking, entry lists, kick vote conditions, blacklists, legal tyres, allowed setups, etc. through the provided server manager tool.