Dave Thompson, the Development Director at Eutechnyx, took to Twitter to hint at the possibility of interesting new additions inbound for the studio's free-to-play browser-based racing game.

Tiring first day, lots of exciting developments to catch up on […]. Eutechnyx has announced the latest track addition to its free-to-play web browser racing game, Auto Club Revolution: the iconic British racing venue that is Brands Hatch.

What makes Brands Hatch's introduction to ACR so unique is not due to the circuit's status as one of the finest race tracks in the UK: for the first […].

This week is Geek Week on YouTube, and to celebrate we're tracing through the history of Eutechnix's extensive games catalogue in an interview with CEO Darren Jobling, who's been in the games industry for over 25 years working on high profile retro titles such as their debut title Draconus, before Eutechnix, previously known as Zepplin […].

Auto Club Revolution is an online multiplayer experience at heart, but Eutechnyx are mindful that some players may find its online world rather daunting and stick to single player in order to hone their skills.

With this in mind, an option to race against AI drivers will be added to Auto Club Revolution in a […]. Eutechnyx's free-to-play PC sim Auto Club Revolution has just been given a thorough refresh via an extensive update patch.

As worded in the official notes, this new patch "boost performance and improve the player experience" by refining and adding new features to the title.

The main focal point of the update is the new matchmaking […]. The short […]. Back in March last year, Auto Club Revolution, an ambitious free-to-play PC sim racer from Eutechnyx, started its open beta engine, beginning a new wave of browser-based social racing games for grown ups.

Farmville this is not. Since then, its fanbase has enjoyed continuous support and updates, including a slew of car collaborations — the […].

The team behind Auto Club Revolution have yet another new extra for their PC racer, as a new car and track have just been announced.

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After months of work, the gaming company officially announced the Open Beta stage and rewarded Closed Beta testers with free items in their Open Beta accounts.

Open Beta, unlike Closed Beta, required no beta key to register an account. This opened testing up for global players.

You begin with an Opel Astra and a series of time trials to complete to get you used to driving before you are free to compete.

Completing tasks earns you XP, which in turn wins you better cars. Joining and creating online races is simple, and racing is a lot of fun.

It's competitive, and the realism encourages fair play - you can of course bully drivers off the track, but at the expense of your own reputation, so it's better to race fair, and most drivers seem to do so.

Auto Club Revolution supports game-pads, steering wheels and keyboards too. The first two are best, and when using a game-pad, Auto Club Revolution feels almost as good as the aforementioned Forza games.

Graphically, Auto Club Revolution is beautifully presented, with tracks and cars looking great too.

It's perhaps a little sterile, but you can't fault the overall polish of the game. Currently there is no cockpit view available, but hopefully that's on the way.

There is also no model damage to cars, but that doesn't negatively affect the gameplay. The sound is noticeably better since the early closed beta we tested.

Neben dem Demo-Play mit Auto Club Revolution Download stehen Auto Club Revolution Download der Anmeldung. - Eutechnyx Limited

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