Mais uma análise ao rFactor

[Artur Nunes]

Actualização do review do SimHQ e apreciação de vários mods aqui:

http://www.simhq.com/_motorsports3/motor..._075a.html :fixe:


<span style="color:#333399">In SimHQ’s recently published Best of 2005, we wondered why rFactor seems to be the ”best kept secret” in simulations.

Is it because rFactor is only available online and thus you cannot ”pick-it-up-on-a-whim” in the shops? Is it because initially it shipped with only fantasy cars and fantasy tracks? Is it because mods and track releases seem to be a bit disorganized and you have to browse several forums daily to find relevant updates?

Whatever the reason, this article will hopefully give you one more reason to think seriously about picking up rFactor from the Internet. The mods are coming along nicely and they are all convey high-quality workmanship. rFactor comfortably surpasses any previous ISI-effort — even F1 Challenge '99-'02 — and it will become the preferred platform for modders. It offers you the chance of driving a whole range of different car-types in different series and in a simulation where fidelity of physics goes hand-in-hand with a pleasing graphical package. As the rFactor mod scene becomes more organized with firmly established portals containing links to mods and relevant updates, the future for rFactor fans has to look very bright. This is one extremely fine and fun simulator.