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Six new stages and a freeroam area set in Indonesia is on the way for art of rally, alongside graphical fidelity updates for the Switch version.

Dune Casu is a very creative individual – a crafter. His Absolute Drift and art of rally driving games have fostered a cult following. Here’s how they came about.

The creator of Absolute Drift and art of rally, Dune Casu, speaks on the Traxion.GG podcast about his creative inspirations and the future for his company.

Funselektor Labs has released a new teaser image of a new location coming to their fun racing title art of rally this year. The one-man development team – Canada-based Dune Casu – released an atmospheric image showing the hyena (art of rally’s interpretation of the Nissan 240RS Group B rallying machine) in action on a…Continue reading “New tropical location update teased for art of rally”»

With the launch of the Steam Deck just a few days away, 25th February 2022, Valve has been ploughing through the back catalogues to certify games that will work well on the new device. Now it seems art of rally is Steam Deck Verified. Thanks to a video posted by developer Funselektor, we can see…Continue reading “art of rally looks like the ideal Steam Deck companion”»

One of our favourite games in recent times, art of rally, received Xbox, Switch and PlayStation releases last year, but now it seems like creators Funselektor is expanding its horizons. Thanks to a Twitter thread by company lead and visionary Dune Casu, we now know several important details about team plans, where the current game…Continue reading “art of rally developer Funselektor hints at mods, future projects”»

This is it, the best racing games of 2021 – a definitive list. This year has been, in the opinion of the Traxion.GG team, a stellar year for racing video games, esports and simulators. Simply, here is what we think is the best the genre had to offer across the past 12 months. Across all…Continue reading “The best racing games of 2021”»

We’ve been lucky enough to have several great new rally games recently, not least art of rally and Rush Rally Origins. But with them comes a trend: Both of these games eschew traditional helmet cam and low ‘chase cam’ viewpoints, instead offering elevated ‘top-down’ cameras, deliberately detaching the player from the action. You can’t feel…Continue reading “Here’s why so many rally games going top-down”»

When you think of rallying through the decades, there are certain cars that immediately spring to mind. The Ford Escort, Lancia Stratos, Audi Quattro and of course, the Wartburg 353. These cars (well most of them) are remembered for their success on a global scale, but what about the cars they had to beat in…Continue reading “Six forgotten rally cars art of rally shines a light on”»