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Game pageAutomobilista 2: custom races and changing conditions
A player tailors races to friends with different experience levels and adds AI opponents to the field. Their account shows how arranging the field can become part of the fun.
Another player discovers an interest in older racing eras by assembling seasons and trying their machinery. A personal curiosity can become the next championship.
What makes it fun
Build the race before the start
Set up a multiclass race and cars with different speeds will share the track. Choosing which classes line up is part of shaping the race.
Fight the AI through corners
Tune the AI to your pace and you can go side by side into a corner. Each turn asks whether to make a move or hold your position.
Rethink your line when rain comes
When rain arrives, the changing surface makes you reconsider your line and braking. A late shift in weather can keep the race tense to the finish.
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Steam Deck
- Verified
- Release date
- Jul 1, 2020
- Developer
- Reiza Studios
- Languages
- English (Full audio) ／ 6 languages total
A typical run
Set a custom season’s classes, tracks and weather.
A reviewer enjoys mixing very different racing categories into an unusual event; planning the field becomes its own creative choice.
One driver adjusts AI difficulty until opponents keep threatening an overtake at the next corner. The aim is a contest that fits the driver, not merely a higher setting.
A reviewer remembers a race changing from heavy rain to a drying track, making the changing scene part of the excitement.
One player moves from familiar time trials to more powerful machinery and then older formula cars, finding new things to learn in each class.
Another player rarely races opponents, instead using assists while trying to stay on the track and improve a personal time. Competition is not the only goal in these accounts.
Core systems
Real Weather
When selected, Real Weather uses weather data for the circuit and the event’s chosen date and time.
Choose Real Weather, then set the event date and time.
What sets it apart
A driver values historical circuits that let them revisit favourite venues missing from their other games. Choosing an era can matter as much as choosing a car.
Learning curve and difficulty
One driver enjoys testing the limit and recovering a slide rather than always following a safe pattern. It is a personal account of control, not a claim that every mistake is recoverable.
Builds and playstyles
A personal championship
A controller player enjoys tailoring championships to a preferred degree of simulation, making room for shorter sessions.
What longtime players say
One experienced wheel user describes the tension of rain arriving near the end of a race, when a mistake could undo the run.
What players like
Reviewers experience older racing eras through historical cars or circuits.
Reviewers readily arrange a lobby and drive with friends.
Reviewers learn different driving demands when changing class.
Reviewers enjoy fighting for position against AI.
Changing weather adds memorable racing situations.
Reviewers use wheel feedback to feel grip or weight changes.
Common complaints
Reviewers miss career goals and progression.
Players want a more structured competitive online experience.
Drivers report disliking the sliding feel.
Who it’s for
For making your own racing occasions with friends, historical machinery or chosen weather.
Who might not enjoy it
One controller player could not find a comfortable sense of grip. A convincing feel in someone else’s review is not a guarantee for your own setup.
FAQ
- May I stream it?
- Official streaming conditions are unverified; unknown is not permission.
These impressions are based on 100 Steam reviews sorted by “Most Helpful.” They do not represent the views of all buyers.
Image: Automobilista 2 on Steam