Developer KUNOS Simulazioni and publisher 505 Games have announced that racing sim Assetto Corsa EVO is out now as an early access title on Steam at a 20 percent discount. Check out the launch trailer below.
At launch, Assetto Corsa EVO will feature quite a few features, including 5 tracks and 20 cars. In terms of game modes, players will be able to play Free Practice and Quick Race, learn the game through the Driving Academy, and take part in Special Events. The game is also launching with support for triple-screen setups, as well as VR headsets.
“In these wonderful eleven years, first with Assetto Corsa and later with Assetto Corsa Competizione, we have always tried our best to offer our community the most rewarding simulation and competitive driving experience possible,” said studio co-founder Marco Massarutto in a press release. “Finally, after four years of development, we have reached the launch of the Early Access version of Assetto Corsa EVO, certainly our most ambitious project ever.”
Massarutto also spoke about how the new title represents a new starting point for the studio, promising constant updates throughout the game’s early access period with new content like vehicles and modes.
“However, this important milestone represents even more a new starting point, thanks to your support, to make Assetto Corsa EVO the racing simulation that our great community has been eagerly awaiting,” he said. “During the Early Access period, we will work to provide constant updates of content and modes, refining the experience based on the valuable feedback received from the community to give our title its best possible shape when it will be released in its full version this Autumn.”
Beyond Fall 2025, the studio hasn’t confirmed a concrete date for the 1.0 release. However, it has promised 100 cars and 15 officially licensed circuits for the full version. There are currently five tracks across four continents – Laguna Seca in America, Brands Hatch and Imola in Europe, Mount Panorama in Australia, and Suzuka in Japan. After launching, five more tracks will arrive in post-launch updates.
For more details about Assetto Corsa EVO as compared to its predecessor Assetto Corsa Competizione, head here. You can also head here for everything you need to know about the racing sim.
