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September 12th!

As part of the Blancpain GT Spa 24 hour weekend preparations, Kunis Simulazioni have revealed the highly anticipated Early Access release date for new title Assetto Corsa Competizione... confirming Steam PC players can get their hands on an early build of the game as soon as this September 12th.

It is worth remembering that an Early Access release is exactly that, early access, and as such the title will no doubt be short of many of the features and content expected in the full release, as well as those final bits of polish of course.

At this relatively early stage we still have a few questions around what this first build of ACC will contain, however Kunos have promised that more information around the title will be revealed in the coming weeks, so stay tuned if you are keen to know more.....

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Assetto Corsa Competizione will release on Steam Early Access this September 12th.

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Happy with the release date? Looking forward to ACC? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below!
 
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The roadmap above takes the title to Q1 where they have stated it will be "released", however the "content drops" that take place with each build listed dont add up to the amount of cars and tracks that should be in the title. According to the roadmap you will get 6 cars and 6 tracks by Feb 19', so what gives?

Kunos gives. Early access is more or less a demo which community members can play and give feedback on. Based on this feedback the developer will make tweaks and changes for the full game, which comes out in Q1.

Staggered releases of the initial 6 cars, 6 tracks, and features will probably be done so that each of these receive sufficient feedback, rather than 1 car/track combination. As you can see, the vast majority of cars and tracks in the release calendar are new ones, so it's only logical that they need help developing those and not the already existing content.

In that sense, the initial release stands out since both the car and track will be familiar. I can only assume that they want to validate the actual driving experience, weather systems etc. with a known setup so that people can compare with what they know. It's no different than tweaking your setup one change at a time.
 
If you don't want to be a TESTER you don't buy a game in early access. You wait for the full release and if your are convinced you buy it. It's as simple as that. Kunos made big progress the way to manage projects and ressources since AC EA. They give us a precise road map 8 months before release and pepole are always crying!!
 
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Wow, that's a lot sooner than I was expecting! The only thing I wish the game had was a tech preview like Assetto Corsa, that was pretty nifty, gave a taste of what was to come. I don't mind waiting though, so many pro drivers have already confirmed the sim is rock solid that It is simply a matter of buying all the best hardware and peripherals in anticipation :D
 
Early access September 12th as @Paul Jeffrey has mentioned (one track and car) but the game will not be complete until February 2019, until then you'll get one car and one track per month which to some will be a huge disappointment. As mentioned in the press confererence this would be just before the start of the 2019 season.
The disappointment to me is that there will be no fully functional multi until 2019.
 
If you don't want to be a TESTER you don't buy a game in early access. You wait for the full release and if your are convinced you buy it. It's as simple as that. Kunos made big progress the way to manage projects and ressources until AC EA. They give you a precise road map 8 months before release and pepole are always crying!!
No harm in trying to ENJOY it though.
 

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