Auto Club Revolution (Motorsports MMO) Open Beta Now Live!

Hey all,

Not sure if anyone has heard of this but its a new motorsports mmo which is currently being developed and has just opened its free open beta.

Here are the main features:

40 licensed car manufacturers, 150-plus upgrade parts, and a selection of accurately modeled real-life race tracks that are all completely free.

ACR is free-to-play, and players can unlock new vehicles at no cost via the game's progression mechanics. There's a dual currency system in place that mixes earned credits with E-Bucks, and both may be used to purchase upgrades, and customization options.

The game also features single-player challenges and a variety of racing modes.

If you keen and want to know more, head over to
http://autoclubrevolution.com/en/

Thanks,

Nate

Will check it out, cheers

Also fixed the link. the original took you to a log in page that had no sign up option

Cheers Recoil

Not quite Forza is it?

I played for a little while, got to rank 5. May be better with the wheel, I can not drive using the arrows on the keyboard.

Its good for a MMO. The others out there suck lol.

But yeah I have a Xbox 360 for Windows controller so I use that. Stuff the keyboard lol

Scorpiion4984 wrote:Its good for a MMO. The others out there suck lol.

Well I have to say, if the others out there suck when comparing it to this, then they must really suck.

The leaderboards are already corrupted with 10 second times for a 7km lap.

The Multiplayer... well I can not even get the game to launch.

And the chat, all they seem to go on about is how to ram each other off the track.

Glad I have Forza.

Yeah its definitely no Forza lol but hopefully those things get ironed out after the beta stage

My personal opinion is that Auto Club Revolution will get stuck with the Arcade label for long if not forever due to the fact that its accommodating too much for the casual/arcade audience, they just attract too much of the type of audience that crash and ram each other off the track and this just throws off any serious racer or fan of clean racing straight away. I guess what I am trying to say is whilst its got a potential it will not have the audience to take it further in the rite direction.