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Dirt Rally 2.0 Coming From Codemasters In February
Rally racing fans can relish their next seemingly insurmountable challenging as Codemasters has announced Dirt Rally 2.0 for a February 26 release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
So far not a lot is known about the game other than it takes in six rally locations around the world (U.S., Poland, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, and Spain), it has custom stages, and Dirt Rally 2.0 is the official game of the FIA World Rallycross Championship. This means it has the eight official WorldRX circuits as well as licensed Supercars and support series.
Codemasters is teasing that players will have to think about various race strategies that can affect development of the team and the car.
A Deluxe version of the game has also been announced that includes early access on February 22, the first two seasons of post-launch content which each come with three locations, five early unlock vehicles (click the source link below for the full list), and multiple in-game bonuses.
Those who pre-order the title get a Porsche 911 RGT Rally Spec vehicle.
The first Dirt Rally title from 2016 was quite impressive, and you can read the review here.
[Source: Codemasters Blog]
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