There's a 30fps mode that emphasizes image quality and 60fps mode emphasizing frame rate. where I did my testing - the player is given the choice between two visual settings. In motion, the Dirt 5 looks amazing with bright, supersaturated colors, smoke effects and lights and pyrotechnics. During the preview, I was able to sample a few developer-built courses that were a fun distraction from the Career mode, but it'll be more interesting to see what the community comes up with as Dirt 5 matures. It's not unlike the custom track builders found in GTA V Online, Trackmania or the Trials series, though presumably not nearly as extreme. This repository of user-generated stunt tracks and requisite track builder tools allows players to create and share their custom courses with the community. The Playground will probably be the game mode with the longest legs and most replay potential. Arcade allows players to choose from any of Dirt's tracks and customize the conditions, weather, time of day, AI cars and more to set up whatever race they please. In addition to Career, Dirt 5 also features Arcade, Playground and a variety of Online racing modes. Sadly, there are only two or three Pathfinder courses (and only one rock bouncer truck) to choose from, so I ended up repeating them quite a bit over the course of the Career mode. And during Pathfinder challenges - by far my favorite mode - you race against the clock, picking a careful path through the huge elevation changes of a rock bouncer course.
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In the Gymkhana showcases, drivers chain together drifts, spins and stunts for high scores. Ice Breaker races take place on a frozen lake. Of the various race modes that make up the campaign, three stood out as my favorites. Without them, Dirt 5 feels a bit less unique. These were elements that I really enjoyed in Dirt 4, adding a bit of simulation legitimacy to the arcade action. The simplified Career mode also ditches the team management element of previous Dirt titles, as well as many of the race-day rituals like practice and recce laps or maintaining and repairing your vehicles between heats. The story is compelling enough, but it's also easy to accidentally miss and is a pale substitute for the Rivals system found in Codemasters' Grid and F1 racing franchises.
The single-player mode is tied together with a loose audio podcast-style narrative that plays between the races, voiced by actors Troy Baker and Nolan North, and Donut Media's James Pumphrey and Nolan Sykes.
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