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Automobilista 2 Beta Released To Crowdfunding Backers, Priced At $49.99
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Mar 3, 2020
0 CommentsAs a part of their February 2020 development update, Reiza Studios announced the release to crowdfunding backers a month ahead of the official product release on March 31, 2020. While careful to caution users that this is a BETA release, the driving feel might be representative of the quality we can expect from the title.
The first three months of content have been announced as follows:
March – Release.
April – Classic GP.
May – Hockenheim, 90’s DTM.
June – Mount Panorama, GT3, GT4.
July – Silverstone.
Each month should also see game updates and features added.
Pricing for the game has been announced; It will be $49.99. The title will be 20% off during the first week.
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