Asetto Corsa is a pure, uncompromising racing simulator built for enthusiasts. Its physics engine is outstanding—every car feels unique, with weight, grip, and suspension behavior that demand precision and respect. It’s less of a game and more of a driving experience.

The graphics are clean and functional, with excellent lighting and track detail. Sound design is solid, with engine notes that vary realistically across vehicles. Where it truly shines is in its modding community: thousands of cars, tracks, and visual overhauls keep it endlessly fresh.

It lacks modern polish in UI, career mode, and multiplayer features, but if you’re after realism and a massive sandbox for racing, Asetto Corsa remains one of the best simulators ever made.

I haven't went for career mod yet, but I been having a lot of fun practicing and driving on different tracks with different cars!

From perspective of driving simulation game has in my opinion thus closest to realism feedback at least it's case for me.

I love that all car models can be downloaded and installed as so any tracks.

Graphics are fantastic especially with all mods that game offers and not to talk about game price with all DLC's that is really ridiculous for amount of content you get unlike iracing...

My equipment is:

- G923 Wheel with Pedals
- Logitech Shifter (not greatest but does the job)
- Next Level Racing F-GT Lite iRacing Edition cockpit

Assetto Corsa isn’t just a racing game, it’s a playground for car lovers, modders, and sim freaks. The graphics still hold up incredibly well, especially with mods that make it look next-gen. From realistic tire physics to laser-scanned tracks, this game is all about immersion and detail. And with the modding community, there’s literally no limit: want to race through Tokyo at night in a JDM beast or drift down a mountain pass in a 90s legend? You can.
If you’re into cars, AC is not optional, it’s essential.