The history of the Automobilista games is a tricky one. Created by the Brazilian Reiza Studios team, the first ‘AMS’ simulator originally spawned from a love for the local Stock Car championship. Touring car racer Copa Petrobras de Marcas was released by the developer on PC back in 2014. This was followed by Stock Car…Continue reading “WATCH: Automobilista vs. Automobilista 2”»

Reiza Studios’ Autombilista 2 has over 50 circuits, from ovals to kart venues we list all tracks currently available in the sim

With a hugely varied cast of cars, Reiza Studios’ Automobilista 2 is one of the most diverse sims on the market. We list every car available.

Racing games are, well, mostly a niche community of players per game platform. Most sim racers dedicate their time to a single racing platform, although some will venture out into other games to see what’s going on once in a while. Racing games in general just aren’t the most popular things out there. Vehicles are cool, racing…Continue reading “Would Automobilista 2 work well on consoles?”»

A firm favourite of the hardcore simulation crowd, Automobilista is bringing more joy to their fans with this latest updated, posted on their forums. Breaking news includes: Spa-Franchorchamps likely to be released before the end of the year GT1 cars to be added to the software (two initial cars are Mercedes CLK and Porsche GT1…Continue reading “Spa Francorchamps and GT1 Cars Confirmed for Automobilista 2”»

Reiza Studios’ v1.41 update for Automobilista 2 added several new cars and tracks to the sim, but how do they – and the sim- stack up now?

Not only will Automobilista 2 will have a strong finish to 2022 with content releases, 2023 is shaping up to be just as strong for Reiza Studios.

A fictional, contemporary, hybrid V6 single-seater and a brand new track for the 2022 Stock Car Pro Series headline several key Automobilista 2 changes.

The historic layout of the Nürburgring from 1971, along with the 1.4.7 version of Automobilista 2, is now available as of 27 April.