Assetto Corsa EVO’s 0.8 update adds new content and multiplayer mod support. Here’s what changed, what’s new, and what it means for players Full patch notes and
The Update 0.7.1 patch notes are live for Assetto Corsa EVO on Steam, and if you’ve been tracking the Early Access build tied to App ID 3058630, you already know the drill: a fresh version number means new content to test on track, interface tweaks to get used to, and a handful of fixes that
Assetto Corsa EVO 0.7 is the latest Early Access update from Kunos Simulazioni for its successor to Assetto Corsa and Assetto Corsa Competizione, released via the game’s official Steam News page. The patch centers on three headline changes: new cars added to the roster, a Software Development Kit (SDK) for community modding, and a new
Introduction: Update 0.6.2 Patch Notes Are Out Assetto Corsa EVO has a new build, and the Update 0.6.2 patch notes are officially live on Steam’s News Hub. For a title still working through Early Access, that’s the kind of announcement simracers have come to expect on a regular basis — small, iterative patches that keep
Kunos Simulazioni has rolled out Assetto Corsa EVO hotfix 0.6.1 on Steam, a small but focused patch aimed at cleaning up bugs and inconsistencies that surfaced after the previous update. The changes are live now for all Early Access players, and while there’s no new content in this build, several fixes touch things simracers run
Kunos Simulazioni is keeping its Early Access momentum going, and the next stop on the roadmap has a distinctly Italian flavor. Assetto Corsa EVO 0.6 pairs two icons of Italian supercar design with a legendary American road course, giving the sim one of its biggest content drops yet. If you’ve been tracking the build on
