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Good news, Assetto Corsa Competizione racers: “We’re not done yet,” says Kunos

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Good news, Assetto Corsa Competizione racers: “We’re not done yet,” says Kunos | Top Gear

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The esteemed sim’s developer suggests there’s more content still to come

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Good news, Assetto Corsa Competizione racers: “We’re not done yet,” says Kunos

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The esteemed sim’s developer suggests there’s more content still to come

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Good news, Assetto Corsa Competizione racers: “We’re not done yet,” says Kunos

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The esteemed sim’s developer suggests there’s more content still to come

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Good news, Assetto Corsa Competizione racers: “We’re not done yet,” says Kunos

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Good news, Assetto Corsa Competizione racers: “We’re not done yet,” says Kunos

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The esteemed sim’s developer suggests there’s more content still to come

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It’s been ten months now since everyone’s favourite GT3 racing sim Assetto Corsa Competizione last received a significant update, and with developer Kunos Simulazioni hard at work on a new title, Assetto Corsa Evo, ACC’s future has become murkier than Red Bull’s second seat.

But there’s a glimmer of hope for the community, which still hits over 4,300 players per day, six years after release. Just a glimmer, mind you.

The game’s official Instagram account responded to a comment on a post announcing the BMW M4 GT3 in AC Evo which proclaimed ‘ACC is abandoned’. In reply, Kunos wrote: “We’re not done with ACC yet, keep giving us the feedback.”

Nothing concrete, then, but it’s an encouraging rumbling noise that suggests there may be further updates to the sim. With Evo still in Steam Early Access development and not yet close to completion, it’s not clear whether all the GT3 content and features will migrate over to the new game verbatim.

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It’s been ten months now since everyone’s favourite GT3 racing sim Assetto Corsa Competizione last received a significant update, and with developer Kunos Simulazioni hard at work on a new title, Assetto Corsa Evo, ACC’s future has become murkier than Red Bull’s second seat.

But there’s a glimmer of hope for the community, which still hits over 4,300 players per day, six years after release. Just a glimmer, mind you.

The game’s official Instagram account responded to a comment on a post announcing the BMW M4 GT3 in AC Evo which proclaimed ‘ACC is abandoned’. In reply, Kunos wrote: “We’re not done with ACC yet, keep giving us the feedback.”

Nothing concrete, then, but it’s an encouraging rumbling noise that suggests there may be further updates to the sim. With Evo still in Steam Early Access development and not yet close to completion, it’s not clear whether all the GT3 content and features will migrate over to the new game verbatim.

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The esteemed sim’s developer suggests there’s more content still to come