#DRIVE Rally is Revving Up for Early Access

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During the Awesome Indies Showcase, developer and publisher Pixel Perfect Dude proudly announced September 25th, 2024 as the release date for the Early Access version of their upcoming game, #DRIVE Rally—an arcade rally racing game inspired by the racing scene, pop culture, and classic video games from the iconic ‘80s and ‘90s.

Future racers will be able to jump into this mud-slinging, high-octane experience on Windows PC, macOS, and Linux via Steam— yes including Steam Deck— Epic Games Store and GOG at an Early Access price point of $19.99 USD – which is around £15.13.

#DRIVE Rally Is Racing To The Finish Line

In #DRIVE Rally, players take the wheel and speed through over 400 km of diverse rally tracks inspired by real-world locations. With 36 customisable cars divided into 3 unique classes, players can fine-tune their vehicles to match their driving style. You’ll also get a dynamic co-drivers who react to your every move, guiding you to victory and keeping you on your toes with their sharp commentary!

The Early Access edition will include:

• 4 unique locations, each with up to 24 stages that can be driven in standard or reversed modes.
• Championship mode, featuring a selection of 4 fully voiced co-drivers.
• A selection of 12 cars with unique performance stats, plus 3 different classes per car, amounting to 36 unique variations. So you can choose a ride that matches your driving style!
• Plus fixes, quality-of-life improvements, and community-driven updates based on feedback from #DRIVE Rally’s community.

Following the launch, the indie team promises to continue to soup up #DRIVE Rally throughout its Early Access period. Planned features include additional locations, more co-drivers, new championships, brand new cars, car livery customisation, and more!

Check out the release date trailer below to find out more.

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