Yesterday marked Assetto Corsa EVO’s long-awaited Early Access release. This is just the start of the journey, with the game set to dramatically evolve over the next few months until the final 1.0 version arrives later this year.
But while early impressions are positive, particularly the exquisite driving physics, there are a few bumps in the road. As expected for a work-in-progress Early Access build, players are encountering a few bugs and issues, but these should be ironed out in hotfixes and new build releases.
Upon release, a frustrating bug caused the game to run in offline mode, preventing access to game modes and all but six cars. A swift hotfix has since made all 20 cars available offline, but the in-game economy, Driving Academy, special events and car customisation are inaccessible until the servers are fixed.
Yes, it’s unfortunately another game with single-player modes that require an online connection to access.
And while virtual reality is supported, distracting glitches make it practically unplayable. Thankfully, Kunos Simulazioni is aware of these issues, and has created submission forms allowing players players to report bugs and provide feedback to help improve the experience.
If you are experiencing issues with Assetto Corsa EVO, it’s easy to submit a bug report or provide specific feedback.
Updated – there was previously a form to fill in to report bugs in Assetto Corsa EVO, however, the best way to do so is to join the official Assetto Corsa Discord. There you will find a dedicated ACEVO feedback channel.
What are your initial impressions of Assetto Corsa EVO so far? Let us know in the comments.
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