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New Automobilista 2 Update And Hockenheim DLC Due By End Of July
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Jul 19, 2020
0 CommentsReiza have announced that the first major post-release Automobilista 2 update will include several improvements and fixes, to be released before the end of July. The first DLC will also be available, as Hockenheim (in modern and various historical versions) will also be released at that time.
They have chosen to extend their pre-release promo to offer Hockenheim for free to all current owners – so if you already own AMS2 or buy it between now and the update release, you will receive the Hockenheim pack with no additional cost.
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