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Game pageart of rally: find a rhythm through the corners
A car that once kept sliding away starts to flow from corner to corner. Reviews describe the pleasure of turning an awkward beginning into satisfying driving.
It suits players who want to enjoy the scenery while refining their driving. The cute appearance does not promise effortless handling.
What makes it fun
When corners start to flow
From the overhead view, learning to control a slippery car's speed and angle lets you flow out of a hairpin and into the next bend. The fun is in turning uncertain inputs into deliberate drifts.
Finding your car
Career mode takes you from slower cars to more powerful ones. Each car turns and slides differently, making it fun to find one that suits your driving.
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Steam Deck
- Verified
- Release date
- Sep 23, 2020
- Developer
- Funselektor Labs Inc.
- Languages
- Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Korean ／ 12 languages total
A typical run
A top-down rally game.
One player who struggled with control found their way by slowing down and braking earlier.
Reviews enjoy trying different cars and finding handling that suits them.
Players describe satisfying corners once practice helps the handling click.
Reviews also value being able to dip in for a short driving session.
Core systems
Career mode
Follow rally’s golden era through stages around the world.
Players describe progressing from slower early cars to more demanding ones. It suits those who enjoy developing control, rather than expecting speed straight away.
What sets it apart
The simple, gentle presentation sits alongside a handling model to learn. Reviewers found more driving depth than the appearance suggested.
Learning curve and difficulty
Reviewers enjoy comparing how cars feel until they find one that suits them.
A familiar car can give you a reference when trying another.
One player recommends practising with slower early cars or in free roam.
Builds and playstyles
Revisit the assists
A player who arrived for casual driving gradually reduced assists and began practising the Scandinavian flick. That is a personal route, not a universally correct setup.
What players like
Reviews enjoy differences in how the cars handle.
Reviews appreciate the music accompanying their driving.
Reviews enjoy the scenery along the drive.
Reviews enjoy how learning the handling turns cornering into a pleasure.
Reviews appreciate its affection for rally’s past.
Reviews value fitting short sessions into spare time.
Common complaints
Reviews find the slippery or unpredictable handling frustrating.
Reviews miss having pace notes.
Reviews find the stages or Career mode progression repetitive.
Reviews report stuttering while driving.
Who it’s for
Players who enjoy practising corners until they flow together.
Players who want to find a favourite by exploring different handling styles.
Who might not enjoy it
Players expecting familiar handling immediately because they know other rally games.
Players who rely on pace notes to anticipate upcoming corners.
FAQ
- Can I stream or post videos?
- We could not verify an official permission policy. Ask the developer about streaming or posting videos.
These impressions are based on 100 Steam reviews sorted by “Most Helpful.” They do not represent the views of all buyers.
Image: art of rally on Steam