This brings me to one of the brand-new features included in DiRT 5 which is dynamic weather and time. There were plenty of instances where the AI overshot their braking points while trying to overtake me or hitting different walls and ditches made them look much more realistic than video games where the AI acts like a brainless robot, following a set driving line. Seeing the AI make mistakes while playing games is also not something that you see in most video games and this made the game feel much more alive. Certain turns and track hurdles are strategically placed around bends and corners that you even the AI was having a hard time going around them. The level of detail at each level is really good and the general track design is also brilliant in the game. Since each track offers a unique terrain, the driving strategy on the track is also different. Depending on the level, they will get dirty and muddy by the end of the race as you thrash them around in rain and mud. Apart from the locations, the vehicles are really well-designed as well. The much more manageable desert track was long and offered some great high-speed sequences which were followed by trickier S-turns and technical U-turns.
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The rainforest levels were full of green trees, bumpy roads, and deep marshes with insane climbs that really put the vehicles and your driving skills to their test. You have dusty deserts to lush green forests to drive different vehicles through. Not only these locations look good, but they are also great to drive on. While the preview build featured just three locations from the full game, each location had its own unique feel and challenges. Let’s start with the locations featured in the preview build. This is our Early Access preview of DiRT 5 in which we get down and dirty in some of the most capable off-road machines. Their latest entry in the franchise DiRT 5 is slated to release later this year in October 2020 however we managed to secure an early access copy for our preview. Starting its journey way back as Colin McRae Rally, the studio has come a long way with its DiRT franchise now branching off into two different directions with DiRT Rally catering to a more hardcore rally audience while the normal DiRT still sticking to its more arcade-focused roots and catering to a much more casual rally fan. DiRT franchise is probably one of the most known franchises when it comes to off-road rally racing.
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