It’s just that every other aspect of Rally 2.0 feels undercooked. It also really hurts that it requires an online connection, meaning you can’t even make progress offline.
I suppose it cuts the fat, but it does nothing to foster improving your abilities. You’re here for Rally or Rally Cross and that’s it. It just throws literally everything at you at once with no set dressing and no variation. I take issue with how racing games start off small and then repeat the same content with more laps (as if that is an actual increase in challenge), but Rally 2.0 doesn’t even bother crafting an interesting career. To put it bluntly, I think the career is a total wash. You’re expected to race with some POS mobile in a game that is ridiculously punishing to earn around 20,000 credits that will barely cover the repairs you might need.
Not that any racer should give you the full garage from the get-go, but you’re not even given an option to try many different cars should you opt to jump right into the career. With Codemasters picking up the WRC license in 2023, we'll be very keen to see what comes next.When you do finally accept that the career really is just six locations with four tracks each, you’ll begin racing with one of two cars available at the start. There is also the chance that something may start to malfunction in the car, injecting a little of the real-world mechanical frustrations that can make rallying the unpredictable and thrilling sport that it is. In DiRT Rally 2.0, the crash detailing is as pleasing as it is gut-wrenching. Disregard the precision and caution demanded, you need to put your foot down and just go for it. That being said, Rallycross mode does take DiRT Rally 2.0 into more arcade territory. But don't write DiRT Rally 2.0 off if you haven't got a racing wheel because it remains 100% playable with a controller, though we suggest using minor assist options with a controller because analogue sticks aren't as precise as a racing wheel. As such, a racing wheel goes very well with this game. DiRT Rally 2.0 is more about driving skill and finesse than it is simply having an average speed of 120mph.
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