About This Game

The whole rally, not just a piece of it

There's no driver on one side and a mechanic on the other: you're the same people. Together you prep the car in the service park, two of you climb in, race it against the clock and bring back whatever's left. Then it's back to the tent, because the clock is already running.

What you did in the tent, you feel on the stage

• A wheel with loose nuts wobbles, and if you push your luck it leaves on its own.
  
• The wrong tyre for the surface shows up in the first corner.
  
• Run out of fuel and your rally ends at the side of the road.
  
• Every hit comes back to the bay with you: dented panels, parts left on the road, punctured tyres.

Pull the nuts with the impact gun, hammer the panels, fit the right tyre. And when it doesn't all fit, choosing what NOT to do is the game too.

One drives, one calls

Every rally builds new stages, full of crests, hairpins and jumps, on gravel, tarmac or mud. The co-driver holds the pace notes and calls the corners to the driver, who can't see them. Playing solo? A house co-driver calls them for you.

A puncture in the middle of nowhere

Get out, open the boot, jack the car up and change the tyre right there at the side of the road, with the clock running. The spare you're carrying saves your stage, but it weighs you down. And further on you may pass a rival stopped with the same problem.

The weather decides

Sun, overcast, rain, fog and snow, and the surface changes with them. The tyre that worked on one stage can be the wrong one on the next.

The park is a place, not a menu

You walk it: tyre shop, body shop, fuel pump, canteen. There's a pickup and a cart to fetch what's missing. And right next to you, rival crews are at work, and sometimes they walk off with a tool that was yours.

Settle it in the ring

There's a boxing ring in the park. Put the gloves on: three clean hits is a knockout, and three knockouts and you're out.

1 to 6, and you can tell

Up to 3 cars in one game. With two of you the work gets shared out; with six, the tent is beautiful chaos and someone has to yell who's on which wheel. Whoever stays out of the car watches the race on the tent's TV, or stands in the crowd to see them fly past.

A rally your size

From a short run to all 20 stages, at the difficulty you pick.

• Online co-op for 1 to 6 · Steam invite, code or LAN
  
• Proximity voice chat
  
• 15 achievements
  
• 11 languages
  
• Partial controller support

Credits

Car models: designersoup.
Trailer music: "Hotrock", Kevin MacLeod (CC BY 4.0).