DiRT RALLY ADDS OCULUS RIFT SUPPORT (Video)

Codemasters has today announced that it will be adding Oculus Rift support to the PC version of the critically acclaimed DiRT Rally® later this month. DiRT Rally, complete with VR support, will be available on the Oculus Store and via Steam as an update on Monday 11th July.

The update will immerse players into the world of rally like never before as they take on some of the most challenging stages in the world as well as the incredible Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb event and multi-car racing at three locations in the FIA World Rallycross Championship.

Codemasters has released a DiRT Rally VR gameplay trailer to coincide with the announcement.

DiRT Rally will launch with the Oculus Store on 11th July, while existing PC players will receive an update.

ABOUT DiRT RALLY
Built by Codemasters and road tested over 200 million miles by the DiRT community, DiRT Rally is the ultimate rally experience. It captures the essence of what makes rally unique like no other game – that sense of trying to remain in control of your emotions, as you hurtle along dangerous, undulating roads at breakneck speed, aiming to squeeze everything out of your car whilst knowing that one crash could irreparably harm your stage time.

Every stage tests you differently, as you race on the edge of control across varying surfaces in a range of environments such as snow, ice, tarmac and dirt and as you tackle a variety of weather types. As the car suffers attrition, you need to account for mechanical damage whilst your dedicated rally team tries to keep you competitive with time-limited repairs. Stages string together and each rally becomes a marathon-like test of concentration and skill as you trust in your co-driver, chasing that ever-elusive perfect run.

DiRT Rally also includes officially licensed FIA World Rallycross Championship content, allowing you to experience the breathless, high-speed thrills of some of the world’s fastest off-road cars as you trade paint with other drivers at some of the series best-loved circuits, in both single player and high-intensity multiplayer races.