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Art of Rally’s Australian DLC Will Add 6 Stages, Free Roam Area, 4 Vehicles And 2 Songs Next Week
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Nov 9, 2023
0 CommentsFunselektor have announced a premium DLC for art of rally that adds six new stages set on the dusty eucalyptus-lined roads of Australia, a free roam location, four new cars and two new music tracks featuring a didgeridoo.
The Australia DLC will be available on November 16th for $8.99 USD/$8.99 EUR on PC and consoles soon after.
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