I am quite the newbie to rally driving, and I have only driven a manual once in my life. That being said, art of rally taught me more about how to properly use cars and the differences between them than Dirt Rally 2.0 did. It may look easy, but it is quite difficult in reality. I can't comment on how the physics are compared to real life, but every car has real weight to it, and it feels good to go around corners. While I'm no expert racer yet, I think art of rally is excellent for bridging that gap and helping you learn. The career mode is quite fun as it takes you through the years of rally, forcing you to drive different years of cars on various tracks. Free roam has collectibles, which allow you to explore the tracks you've been on in their full form and unlock new free roam tracks. There's a global leaderboard as well. All in all, I would recommend this game at full price, and if it goes on sale, there is little reason to not buy it if you are a rally fan, or someone trying to get into rally.

I am quite the newbie to rally driving, and I have only driven a manual once in my life. That being said, art of rally taught me more about how to properly use cars and the differences between them than Dirt Rally 2.0 did. It may look easy, but it is quite difficult in reality. I can't comment on how the physics are compared to real life, but every car has real weight to it, and it feels good to go around corners. While I'm no expert racer yet, I think art of rally is excellent for bridging that gap and helping you learn. The career mode is quite fun as it takes you through the years of rally, forcing you to drive different years of cars on various tracks. Free roam has collectibles, which allow you to explore the tracks you've been on in their full form and unlock new free roam tracks. There's a global leaderboard as well. All in all, I would recommend this game at full price, and if it goes on sale, there is little reason to not buy it if you are a rally fan, or someone trying to get into rally.