Assetto Corsa Competizione – PlayStation 4

I have nothing bad to say about the game itself, but I am only giving it 4 stars because you can only steer with your thumbs on the controller. We were hoping it would be like gran Turismo where you can steer by tilting the controller

This PS4 port as released is a dumpster fire. Most menus that this game has on PC are non existant, setting up the wheel (T300RS) and especially pedal controls is nothing short of nightmare. Clutch pedal is gas and and reassigning it impossible. I ejected this game from my PS4 after an hour and half trying to make it work.Probably will not play it until Kunos makes some serious updates in.

Update: wheel now recognized and this game is Amazing. A true racing simulation but not an arcade game. As Real as it gets. 5 Stars ?????Best true Real racing game available!!!!When you buy a racing game with a steering wheel you expect it to work and now it does!! I have the Thrustmaster T80 Ferrari 488 GTB wheel.

this game requires some knowledge about setting up the race car because there are many ways to improve the drivability of your car. It would have been little easier for the first time user if the game developer had little tutorial of the game. Overall this game is challenging enough for the players to come back and play again.

ACC is the most realistic racing game released for PS4 so far. I loved the physics. I’m playing it on a Logitech G29 racing wheel.ACC features GT3 (and GT4 via DLC) cars only and it doesn’t offer the same selection of cars and other titles like Project Cars 2, GT Sport or even the previous Assetto Corsa. Still, it’s one of the best racing titles I’ve ever played on PS4.

Leading up to the game’s release, I heard due to the hardware limitations of the current gen consoles, the game would be performing at a fixed 30FPS. Though many of the racing game community thought this was terrible news, I remained hopeful. I enjoy racing in Nascar Heat 4 (especially the road tracks), and that game doesn’t perform at 60FPS, so I kept my pre-order. The game arrived yesterday, so I got a couple hours to check the game out.The 30FPS is noticeable pretty quickly – even before you get to a race. At the menu where you select your car, you can rotate the car 360 degrees, and the reduced frame rate as the car rotates is pretty evident. Still, there is a lot going on just viewing the car – there are rain drops on the windshield, you can turn on and off different lights and signals, you can open doors to look inside, you can zoom in-and-out…there’s a lot of graphical detail going on, so no wonder the frame rate shows a little when rotating the car.Racing took me a little to get used to. Despite this being a game probably more suited for a steering wheel, I use a standard PS4 wireless controller, so I took some time adjusting the various controller settings to see how the different adjustments affect the steering. Eventually I settled for settings close to the default controller settings. I found as long as I ease into steering left and right, the car handles nicely. One of my biggest distractions was my camera view – I started with the cockpit view showing the steering wheel with the driver’s hands on the wheel, but found the drivers’ arms moved far too frantically for my taste. Watching the arms move was actually messing up my steering. I switched to the cockpit view showing only the dashboard, and my steering seemed to improve without the distraction.The 30FPS is noticeable when you start racing, but honestly after a few laps, I was used to the frame rate.The game offers tons of settings to fine-tune your racing experience. It not only offers “beginner” (for the more casual gamer, with damage, tire wear, brake wear, and penalties disabled, and AI difficulty set low), “normal”, or “expert” race settings, but you can select “custom” if you want to adjust the settings to your liking. There’s also an assortment of driving assists you can turn on and off (like the ideal line displayed on the track as you race). Your car has a series of components that can be adjusted as well (tire pressure, brake settings, aerodynamics, etc). I mean, there’s just so much in this game you can fine tune to really dial in your racing experience!In the end, we’re looking at one of the best racing games ever designed for high end PC’s running on consoles. Pretty amazing! We had to settle for the fixed 30FPS to get it though. As always, if you are unsure about getting the game, I encourage you to check out some game play footage online before you make your decision.

Goodとにかく挙動がリアル！AIも難易度最高にすると現実のトップドライバーと遜色無いタイムで走る！Bad画質が悪い。60FPSにすると特に。

Very good gameIf you are on PS4 pro or Xbox X then you get a beautiful look where you start to forget ehat people are saying. People saying some on gas to clutch need to CHECK THE LIGHT an make sure its not invented, RED not green on T300rs. The game is not a kids toy, it actually would show kids how to be safe from not getting into accidents. Most people want to ram you or play like need for speed type of stuff. Its like a real simulator to be honest

Out of the box, Assetto Corsa is unplayable. The control sensitivity settings are way too twitchy for either a wheel or a controller. After playing with them significantly, the game becomes playable but underwhelming. 30fps feels way too choppy compared to other games. When you’re really moving, I find it hard to visually identify my brake point, leading to inconsistent racing performance.