Steam Winter Sale Includes Excellent Racing Game Deals

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Steam's Winter Sale is on now and features some impressive deals on popular racing titles.

If you're a fan of racing games on PC, this might be the right time to pick up some new games or DLC packs. Steam's Winter Sale is on now, and there are some outstanding deals to be found, including some prices that are as low as you will find them all year.

There are too many titles to list, but here are some of the deals on titles we commonly feature here at RaceDepartment:
  • American Truck Simulator - 75% Off
  • American Truck Simulator 2 DLC Packs - 0 to 70% Off
  • art of rally - 35% Off
  • Assetto Corsa - 80% Off
  • Assetto Corsa Ultimate Edition - 90% Off
  • Assetto Corsa DLC Packs - 80% Off
  • Assetto Corsa Competizione - 66% Off
  • Assetto Corsa Competizione DLC Packs - 40 to 50% Off
  • Automobilista - 50% Off
  • Automobilista Ultimate Edition - 82% Off
  • Automobilista DLC Packs - 75% Off
  • Automobilista 2 - 60% Off
  • Automobilista 2 2020 - 2022 Season Pass - 25% Off
  • Automobilista 2 DLC Packs - 25 to 75% Off
  • BeamNG.drive - 20% Off
  • Circuit Superstars - 15% Off
  • DiRT Rally - 70% Off
  • DiRT Rally 2.0 - 75% Off
  • DiRT Rally 2.0 Game of the Year Edition - 75% Off
  • DiRT Rally 2.0 DLC Packs - 50% Off
  • Euro Truck Simulator 2 - 75% Off
  • Euro Truck Simulator 2 DLC Packs - 0 to 70% Off
  • F1 2021 - 60% Off
  • F1 2021 Deluxe Edition - 60% Off
  • Forza Horizon 5 - 10% Off
  • Forza Horizon 5 - Deluxe OR Premium Edition - 10% Off
  • NASCAR 21: Ignition - 35% Off
  • Project CARS - 70% Off
  • Project CARS 2 - 85% Off
  • Project CARS 2 Deluxe Edition - 85% Off
  • Project CARS 3 - 70% Off
  • Project CARS 3 Deluxe Edition - 70% Off
  • rFactor 2 - 75% Off
  • RIDE 4 - 60% Off
  • RiMS Racing - 35% Off
  • WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship - 33% Off
  • WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship Deluxe Edition - 32% Off
  • Wreckfest - 60% Off
  • Wreckfest Complete Edition - 53% Off
Sale prices are in effect in most regions, and the Steam Winter Sale ends January 5th. Did you find a deal not on this list that other readers should know about? Share it in the comments below.
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I have been obsessed with sim racing and racing games since the 1980's. My first taste of live auto racing was in 1988, and I couldn't get enough ever since. Lead writer for RaceDepartment, and owner of SimRacing604 and its YouTube channel. Favourite sims include Assetto Corsa Competizione, Assetto Corsa, rFactor 2, Automobilista 2, DiRT Rally 2 - On Twitter as @simracing604

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Havner
Rob Casey said:
Also, let me ask, is rFactor 2 worth 5 bucks in 2021?
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That very much depends on you.

If you're willing to take a beating from a game that will not hold your hand, will throw myriad of bugs and user unfriendliness towards you, not reward you with optimization and graphics, yet provide a blissful experience in terms of physics and FFB (assuming you even get to that point), then yes.

If you have limited time, cannot cope with something that will remind you on every step of its dated design, if you don't like googling and spending lots of time (at least initially) to learn how to work around several bugs, if you appreciate a quality hand picked content that is always nice no matter what you select, if you like good and quick to navigate UI, if you like to jump in in a quick solo session or a session with friends or even random people in a nicely organized multiplayer races then stay away from it as far as possible.

I love rF2, yet I cannot recommend it to anyone I know. And every single day I watch it go down a rabbit hole.
 
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WPxNJ
rF2 for 5 dollars?

Quote from my dad:

"I asked you what time it is, not how to build a clock!"

I'd love a few laps of rF2 just to see, for myself, why the FFB & physics are so praised.
But I'm not willing to learn how to build a clock from brass.
 
Rob Casey
Havner said:
That very much depends on you.

If you're willing to take a beating from a game that will not hold your hand, will throw myriad of bugs and user unfriendliness towards you, not reward you with optimization and graphics, yet provide a blissful experience in terms of physics and FFB (assuming you even get to that point), then yes.

If you have limited time, cannot cope with something that will remind you on every step of its dated design, if you don't like googling and spending lots of time (at least initially) to learn how to work around several bugs, if you appreciate a quality hand picked content that is always nice no matter what you select, if you like good and quick to navigate UI, if you like to jump in in a quick solo session or a session with friends or even random people in a nicely organized multiplayer races then stay away from it as far as possible.

I love rF2, yet I cannot recommend it to anyone I know. And every single day I watch it go down a rabbit hole.
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WPxNJ said:
rF2 for 5 dollars?

Quote from my dad:

"I asked you what time it is, not how to build a clock!"

I'd love a few laps of rF2 just to see, for myself, why the FFB & physics are so praised.
But I'm not willing to learn how to build a clock from brass.
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Thanks for the heads up Havner, I think I'm with XPxNJ then on this one. I've been out of the online gaming community for a while (satellite internet) but now I'm back with 460Mbps down and 22Mbps up. I just fired up Assetto Corsa last night and started messing with the CSP and Sol. I'm not new to modding but things do get tedious after a while. AC wasn't too hard to get supped up with the help of the Content Manager and I've already found a nice mix and balance of setting that has blown my mind just how good it looks. With that, I think I've found my new favorite sim, I might pick up ACC just for giggles and to see how the newer graphics and multi point tire model compare to AC, but so far, I am loving what the mod community has done with AC and can't wait to get online and participate in some races with you fine folks. Now I just have to run over to my mom's house and pick up my force feedback wheel that's been sitting in my truck for 4 months... don't ask. Anyways, tell me what you think? And Youtube compression doesn't really do it justice.
 
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