Exo Rally Championship

[h2]Force Feedback Sci-Fi Rally Sim[/h2] with a beautiful and easy to understand world, but difficult racing. [h3]Exo[/h3] Exo One is an amazing indie game. It's been in my library for a long time and this rally sim takes the engine and beauty (and name) from that game, and creates an entire new universe. Buy the pack of both games. [h3]Force Feedback[/h3] I'm new to sim racing but have put hundreds of hours into games like Assetto Corsa and Le Mans Ultimate. I'm pleased with the force feedback but it's not amazing. You feel exactly what your tires are doing, the weight of the car shifting on the springs and dampeners (tons of vehicle tuning options), and when you clip a rock going 130. There is a lack of texture, but I didn't have high expectations of the tire feel compared to more realistic sims like LMU. I can't compare to realistic rally sims, I imagine the detail of dirt, gravel, mud is far more realistic. [h3]Rally[/h3] Racing is solo and you compete against bot's times in the campaign. It's much more of a game than a simulator during the campaign with a bit of character voice acting. You start with 3 beautiful planets and 1 car. You'll unlock the moon and another planet, as well as 3 more cars just by trying and placing last in the campaign. Each planetary body has it's own environmental challenges which gives the entire game the feel of "rainy" races. Grip is difficult to find, and the E-brake is your best friend for turning. [h3]Drones[/h3] There is an extremely clever mechanic for races, that allows you to scout the course from a drone before racing. You have several tools to draw your own lines, mark green safe points, red danger points. You have limited time before the race to plan. This makes a great experience of being able to use as many or as little aids as you like, such as a racing line. Or, if you just want to mark a tree that's hidden by steam an ancient New Earth industrial vent or volcano. [h3]Tuning[/h3] The devs put a lot of thought into the vehicle tuning system. It appears they created tuning options as they were building the cars. Each suspension arm, spring, dampener, anti-roll bar, has way more options than you would ever needs. Ride height, brake bias, areo downforce, suspension strength is all very customizable as well. Several tire options are available. Slicks, off-road, and paddle with additional compound options. [h3]RCS[/h3] Reaction Control System is a system of gas jets around your car for mid-air control. It's the biggest mechanic unique to this game, and is the only thing that will be new to most people, but extremely simple to understand. Use is balanced around fuel and temperature limits. It's a fun, gorgeous, indie sci-fi rally sim built from one of my favorite games. Some sound adjustments and possibly some tuning to grip physics could improve it significantly.