Rush Rally 3

actually one of the best-value racing games there is, period. only thing that's better is Dirt Rally 2.0 which goes for a couple dollars really often. though this game costs maybe a gig of HD space, so ... maybe it evens out a little. great, great game. for an arcade racing game this is really good, but for a one-dev indie this is downright spectacular.

This game is VERY reminiscent of playing an old PS2 racing game that you loved as a kid, but no one else seemed to get. Despite the game releasing in 2022, I find myself feeling nostalgia for a game that never existed back then. It's incredibly addictive, especially for anyone who grew up playing video games in the late 90s and early 2000s. The mobile roots can be seen in spots, but this is very much a complete game on PC with no microtransactions or DLC. It's also optimized very well, I'm able to get 120fps on my Ally Z1E at max settings and the game takes a little over 300mb of space. Also, for those complaining about there car accumulating damage without hitting anything, going off course is what causes it. I only have two minor criticisms. One is that the tracks can get a little repetitive in the later championships, but that's something I look past with a small indie developer. Two is the lack of true RWD cars. I'm not sure if this is due to something lacking in the physics engine or a way to make things easier for mobile players, but I was disappointed when I bought the Lancia Stratos expecting a a mid engine RWD monster, only to find that the closest you could get to it was a 65/35 split AWD drivetrain. My brain doesn't like having the handful of cars that are supposed to be RWD handle in a completely different manner than expected. I really hope this is fixed in an update or at least in Rush Rally 4.

its fun. feels like a stereotypical package you would get on a ps2 in the best way possible. fun gameplay with a bunch of modes to complete and some unlock progression the handling is forgiving, perhaps maybe too much. the cars are really glued to the ground and its hard to lose traction (but easy when handbraking), its also easy to brake and limit your speed. the game is very friendly for handbraking thru turns, inducing some oversteer thru said handbrake is really easy and dont have much risk involved. this means some accessible and potentially cool drifting. then i started unlocking faster cars and it is starting to feel a bit more demanding to keep in control, which is nice. the default tuning of the controls for the controller feels GOOD, which cant be said about something like assetto corsa. keyboard also seems to be pretty responsive tho i didnt test it much so there is this glueiness to the driving but it still has its charm and fun. its not completely glued to the point of being too stiff and unenjoyable. and cars ARE agile in spite of this too. the graphics are lofi and they work and look good for their purpose. and game is optimized AMAZINGLY, respect to the developer. system reqs look reallyyyy low. theres a bunch of modes to complete, should take a fair bit amount of hours to do most of the stuff. theres racing against cpu oponents in rallycross mode too. i love that u gain money by just completing the events, u dont have to be 1st to get money. u can always keep on progressing. and the price of the game? awesome.

buen juego

Probably one of the GOATed ARCADE Rally racers. Making me complete Rally Cross (which is a garbage mode) for 100% was infuriating though. If you're having trouble with it, just use any car and upgrade the piss out of it.

Fun little rally game, not as hardcore as Dirt Rally but cars still handle and sound great. Pacenotes are very off sometimes.

it's a decent game for 6$ (buy on sale) - if you like rally games ... if not idk, why you even bothering searching for games. go play fortnite or something