Formula Legends’ first DLC pack adds three new cars this month

Formula Legends’ first DLC is called the ‘Raw Power’ pack
Adds three new cars from different eras: The Jorsey, The Superbows and The Beta Borneo
Launches on 23^rd October for £3.99 / $3.99 / €3.99

Just over a month after its release, Formula Legends is getting its first premium car DLC pack this month.

Launching on 23^rd October for PC and consoles, the ‘Raw Power’ DLC pack is set to add three new cars to the diminutive racing game’s roster, each representing a different era with unique handling characteristics.

First, there’s the ‘The Jorsey’, described as an early-90s contender known for its elegant lines and breakthrough design. This suggests it’s based on a Jordan from the 1990s.

The 1990s-inspired racecar is joined by ‘The Superbows’, a “daring late-70s experiment that pushed the limits of engineering with its radical, ground-hugging style.” It appears to be based on a Williams FW07 ground effect car, which debuted in the 1979 season.

Finally, ‘The Beta Borneo’ is “a modern challenger from the 2020s, blending sharp aerodynamics with cutting-edge performance. The logo suggests it’s inspired by one of the Alfa Romeo team’s cars from the 2020s, though the livery doesn’t match its real-world counterpart.

As for pricing, the Raw Power DLC Pack will cost £3.99 / $3.99 / €3.99 on digital stores. Additional premium DLC is expected to follow.

Unveiled during IGN’s FanFest pre-show, Formula Legends’ first premium DLC arrives after several free updates in response to community feedback, with the most recent patch introducing a new handling setting that reduces input lag to make the steering more responsive. AI opponents are also less aggressive since the update, according to developer 3DClouds.

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Future updates are set to rebalance the game’s difficulty levels. Driver AI will also be “significantly improved,” becoming more aware of the player’s position and “less likely to perform late-braking lunges.”

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