Helping drive this zen-like quality home is an insistent yet meditative soundtrack that’s designed to complement rather than conflict with your focus. All of your attention is focused on the singular goal of getting from point A to point B in the minimal amount of time possible. However, the basic visuals are just part of what makes The Art of Rally so compelling you’re not taken in by a beautiful car or a gorgeous set-piece background. That’s not to say that The Art of Rally looks bad, but there’s no denying it has a simple visual quality that doesn’t really compare to games like Forza or Gran Turismo. Cars move, handle, and sound precisely the way they would if you were driving them in the real world. Instead of going for ultra-high def graphics where you can see the dewdrops reflecting off of your car’s windshield, The Art of Rally focuses entirely on physics. The Art of Rally takes a vastly different approach.
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It’s as much a simulator as a game since very few of us are ever going to be able to get behind the wheel of a multi-million dollar racing machine. The idea is to create a game that both looks and feels like you’re driving the real thing. Most racing games (I’m lookin’ at you, Forza Horizon) opt for a sort of hyper-realism in terms of presentation. You Are Reading : Art Of Rally Is Coming To Xbox And Game Pass This Summer
The Art of Rally will bring its zen-like racing experience to Xbox and Game Pass later this summer. Art Of Rally Is Coming To Xbox And Game Pass This Summer
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