Updated:
After a week:
Well, sad to say that you really better like those videos and you should NEVER pay full price for this. Not until they actually fix some of these PC specific problems. I am right at the tipping point for not recommend. If I lose all my data again and restart then, yeah. I'll change my advice.

After Three Days:
* It would be nice if when you closed the app that it let Steam know so I didn't have to kill that process to close my computer.
* It would be nice if when you opened the app you actually remembered that I use a wheel, not a keyboard. You certainly seem to remember all the settings. Just not that I use it.
* It would be nice if I didn't have to set my language options to English-UK (rule britania!) instead of English-whatever so that my save files don't corrupt and at least I have my races.
* It would be nice to know where the config file resides so I can back it up because I don't trust your program anymore. I don't feel I should play it until I know I won't have to restart again. For the third time.
* It would be nice if the DLC cars you give a purchaser for free actually showed in the garage instead of making us wait 60 to 80 seconds for the process to buy it for free. For each car.
* It would be nice if your menu didn't take 30 seconds to load a simple menu UI every freaking time.
* It would be nice if you responded to the community.

After Two Days:
Wow, there is a lot of borked stuff here. Time updates. Save files, Processes getting stuck so that you have to kill the process for Steam to restart the game. Pretty bad. Can only recommend for the really PC technically-minded.


After One Day:
Well, I got it on sale last night and the "Loeb Experience" videos are probably worth the price of the game. Even with out driving any cars. But I am a fan of the man.

The physics - as many before me have pointed out - are lacking. Or you could say, old. They work fine, just not up to the standards that were set by others while this was still in development. Frame rates and the system in general is stable for me (16gb ram, i5, 640gx) so I have no complaints in that area.

Car modifications are reasonable, except for paint which looks more like it was half don and then dropped for some reason. Not much there.

Sounds are decent. meh

THe worst part is the fact that something less than stellar has Mssr Loeb's name on it. Just erks me.

Updated: After a week: Well, sad to say that you really better like those videos and you should NEVER pay full price for this. Not until they actually fix some of these PC specific problems. I am right at the tipping point for not recommend. If I lose all my data again and restart then, yeah. I'll change my advice. After Three Days: * It would be nice if when you closed the app that it let Steam know so I didn't have to kill that process to close my computer. * It would be nice if when you opened the app you actually remembered that I use a wheel, not a keyboard. You certainly seem to remember all the settings. Just not that I use it. * It would be nice if I didn't have to set my language options to English-UK (rule britania!) instead of English-whatever so that my save files don't corrupt and at least I have my races. * It would be nice to know where the config file resides so I can back it up because I don't trust your program anymore. I don't feel I should play it until I know I won't have to restart again. For the third time. * It would be nice if the DLC cars you give a purchaser for free actually showed in the garage instead of making us wait 60 to 80 seconds for the process to buy it for free. For each car. * It would be nice if your menu didn't take 30 seconds to load a simple menu UI every freaking time. * It would be nice if you responded to the community. After Two Days: Wow, there is a lot of borked stuff here. Time updates. Save files, Processes getting stuck so that you have to kill the process for Steam to restart the game. Pretty bad. Can only recommend for the really PC technically-minded. After One Day: Well, I got it on sale last night and the "Loeb Experience" videos are probably worth the price of the game. Even with out driving any cars. But I am a fan of the man. The physics - as many before me have pointed out - are lacking. Or you could say, old. They work fine, just not up to the standards that were set by others while this was still in development. Frame rates and the system in general is stable for me (16gb ram, i5, 640gx) so I have no complaints in that area. Car modifications are reasonable, except for paint which looks more like it was half don and then dropped for some reason. Not much there. Sounds are decent. meh THe worst part is the fact that something less than stellar has Mssr Loeb's name on it. Just erks me.