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Punto Simu have announced in a social media post that Extreme Rally Raid will release on May 23, 2024. The title can currently be wishlisted on Steam.
Their Steam description text:
Extreme Rally Raid is a 3D PC game, close to rally raid races experiences. Extreme races, long and strong stages, in natural environments with a lower human intervention.
FEATURES
Real world maps: scenarios from real locations with accurate elevation and real scale
Cars inspired by real ones
Drive with a roadbook like the professional rally drivers
AI drivers
Stages with different length, shorts and bigger, from a few minutes to a one hour or more to race
Dynamic weather and time
Visual and mechanical damage
Multiple controllers allowed: steering wheel, keyboard, mouse, gamepad, joystick
Different races types: Extreme Raid, Novice Raid, Quick races, Shakedown. From casual to hardcore gamers can find an option to play here!
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