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• gamedeal user

  Feb 13, 2015

  Car games nowadays are about graphics graphics graphics. But sadly I found most of the time, they don't make me feel I'm driving it as fast as the speedometer shows. I can "fly" a top Formula series in 300 km/h in-game, but it doesn't make me feel as "nervous" as I'm in a family wagon in 100 km/h. That's what I think they missed a lot, the immersion. But with this piece, in an old-school graphics, it did it. I don't know what magic spell did Reiza cast, but they made it, and they made it beautifully. Playing a Vee or Kart is as fun as the Extreme level now.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 19, 2015

  en - It´s a sim above all, based on rFactor1, well done and moded, for who value sim above graphics will probably have fun and satisfaction for months and even years yet. One more thing, I highly recomend you dont try simulators without a good wheel, without that you will probably get frustrated. pt - É um simulador acima de tudo, baseado no Rfactor 1, bem feito e modificado, para quem da valor a simulação acima de gráficos provavelmente ficará mais do que satisfeito por muitos meses e anos ainda. Mais uma coisa, eu recomendo fortemente que tenha uma boa direção (volante), sem isso provavelmente irá frustrar-se. Mais um detalhe para brasileiros, me Parece que a Reiza esta expandindo as categorias e pistas para extrangeiros tambem, o que é bom, estou para ver ainda se de fato irão expandir mais, ele é feito por e para brasileiros especialmente pelas categorias, pistas e carros existentes, existe até o Opala Stock dos anos 80, e as pistas são principalmente brasileiras, e no momento em que escrevo existem duas extrangeiras, johannesburg and Spielberg.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 9, 2015

  tl,dr: SCE has tons of great content and compelling gameplay and is worth your time and money. When I first saw Stock Car Extreme on Steam, I thought it seemed like something that wouldn’t interest me. “Stock Cars” mostly means NASCAR in the US, and I don’t like that kind of racing. And “Extreme”? Huh? It turns out the “Stock Car” comes from the Stock Car Brasil series which is similar to DTM. The “Extreme” is from Reiza’s (the developers) connection to “Cockpit Extreme Racing” which is a line of sim-racing cockpit products. I have forgiven the somewhat puzzling name. After reading some reviews and watching some YouTube videos, I tried the demo found on Reiza’s website (actually based on the 2012 version) and it clicked with me right away, so I uninstalled it and bought the game. SCE packs impressive content right there in the box. As of right now, there are 62 tracks included with the game. Most of these are located in South America or are historic versions of tracks from around the world. I think that is very cool. These are excellent circuits that are new to me, but aren’t contrived “fantasy” circuits. (Reiza knows how to make them look absolutely beautiful, too.) For me personally, not seeing Spa, for example, is a little refreshing. I do really like that track, but seems that almost every racing game these days has the same core set of famous tracks while there is so much else to see. SCE supports tons of existing mods as well as SCE-specific mods, so you’re sure to find just about any track or car you like anyway. Even though SCE is named after the Stock Car Brasil series, it offers many other classes of cars ranging from 1976 F1 cars to the Metalmoro prototype to Karts to 2014 F1 cars and more. Each class feels so different from the next that you are offered a very broad range of driving experiences. Scroll up and look at the list of DLC. Hint: it isn’t there. Reiza is continually updating the game and providing new content for free. New tracks and cars just show up in the game updates. For free. SCE has fantastic gameplay. Most sims these days have convincing vehicle physics and SCE is right up there with the best of them. • The engine, tires, and road sounds are all well done and sound great. Some of the metal-on-metal scraping sounds aren’t great, but everything else is really good. • The AI behave realistically and they make realistic mistakes, just like anyone. With the default and most appropriate aggression setting, they won’t crash into you like a dumb human, but will pass you when it’s proper to do so. • The force feedback effects are very good, but can be inadvertently ruined a little by the user if the controller settings are wrong outside of the game. There is a guide on the official Race Department forum for setting up your wheel. Once you have it set up properly, though, the FFB effects are as good as you’ll find anywhere. • There is a 24-hour cycle present in the game, so if you start an evening race (which looks fantastic), you may end up finishing in the dark. • The game modes are the usual simulation kinds of modes: there is Single Race, Testing, Championship, and of course Multiplayer. There are no “challenge” style events or modes. Just the kind of racing you might have in the real world. The in-game options let you tweak all the things you’d expect, but if you dive into the various config files, you can really tweak everything to exactly what you want. For example, I have my track map going the full height of the monitor, but only within the leftmost 20% of the screen. I also have the sectors of the track on the map display in different colors. There are many in-game options you can change while in the garage, without having to go back to the main menu like some other titles. SCE will likely work on whatever computer you happen to have. Because it utilizes the original rFactor engine (though you wouldn’t guess by looking), it is really light on system requirements. It’s almost guaranteed that anyone can get high framerates in SCE. It looks very good, but of course it doesn’t look as sugary-sweet-beautiful as Assetto Corsa or Project Cars, but sim racing is about more than just pretty pictures, isn’t it? One drawback I could scratch up is that the interface in the menus looks dated and stretched by default. There is an easy to install mod (literally just replacing a folder) that makes the front-end much nicer and easier to navigate. Also, it really works best with a wheel. You don’t need an expensive force-feedback setup, but a wheel (even non-FFB) will give you a better experience than a gamepad. When I first got SCE, I tried my Xbox360 controller and a Saitek P990 and never really got the settings dialled in very well like you might have in a Codemasters game. The gamepads were just a little too twitchy, so I dug my 16-year-old Microsoft Sidewinder Wheel (non-FFB, 200-degree-rotation) out of the garage, and it was so good. I played SCE with that wheel for a couple of weeks before the game compelled me to buy my G27. Stock Car Extreme is definitely worth buying whether you’re only interested in trying simulation racing or if you already have a collection of sim titles.
• gamedeal user

  May 7, 2015

  First, before you read this, go buy either the reiza bundle or game stockcar extreme, and start installing it while you read this, you'll thank me. At first sight, the title might not seems so appealing, if you are like me and nascar ain't your thing, then likely, like me, you have never checked really what was game stockcar. I've been driving in rF2 since 2012, and I had heard game stockcar mentioned a few times. And often, people were talking about it with convictions. I had enough with rF2 and then AC came out, spent some time with it, realized it wasn't really my cup of tea, so I'm back to rF2. The gMotor engine sims are just the best. It is only recently that I realized that game stockcar extreme is actually brazil's stockcar, which are more like touring cars than nascars. So I bought the bundle. And boy... I should have gotten this long before. You have to know that game stockcar is using an heavily modded rFactor 1 engine. And pushes it so far, that you'd almost think they are using the rFactor 2 engine. For a long time, I believed ISI/Simbin were the best at making tracks, regarding accuracy, details, texturing, blending, repetitions, etc.. they are certainly above Kunos... and I'm not talking about how they look in game, AC have a better graphic engine. But after trying out GSCE, it's clear that Reiza is at the top. I have yet to try out all tracks, but so far, might have tried 7-8, and they all look fantastic. Tarmac textures are the best I've ever seen. And this goes for pretty much everything. The tracks themselves are super nice. I would move to Brazil any day to be able to race these tracks as much as I would like to. I'm a huge nordschleife fan, and I've raced this track for 3 years straight, and the tracks in there are very nice. Why did I mentioned the nordschleife, not because GSCE have such a track, but I mean, the nordschleife is a nice flowing tracks, and most of those in GSCE are like this. Very few tracks with tight hairpins, and lots of tracks with nice fast bends, plenty of challenging S, and all kind of long curves. The track surface (road definition) is probably the best I've seen as well. The tracks feels very alive. The AI is what you would expect from a gmotor engine based game, excellent. I have to train quite a bit on a given track in order to beat the AI at the default 95%. They are certainly very challenging. FFB is awesome, and it's hard to say which I like best between rFactor 2 and GSCE. That's much to say, since it's using an older engine. If you buy the bundle and get the formula truck, then you can race racing semis on the same track selections. If you like real simulators, then you are missing on much if you are passing on this.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 3, 2015

  The first sim i bought for the pc was Race the WTCC game. which was about 4 or 5 years ago. I wasnt massively into sim racing then, it was just something i'd occasionally do, and i bought a cheap wheel and pedal set. Main reason i bought Race07 was coz i was into the BTCC and the WTCC in Race were the same cars (not exactly the same, but similar performance though some cars were in the BTCC that were the same such as the BMW 320 si). A few years later i bought ETS2 and decided i wanted to play that properly with a proper good wheel so bought a G27, which was great. Not long before i bought this wheel i bought my second racing sim, Assetto Corsa but i was hardly playing it, mainly due to the steering rotation limit on the cheap wheel i had and i still wasnt into sim racing that much. It was the G27 that really got me into it then as i thought i'd try Race07 and AC with the new wheel and boy did i love it, the FFB and everything, felt great. So ever since i've been mostly just playing racing sims and went on to buy others such as GTR2, Raceroom Racing Experience, and iRacing which is subscription based. One day i saw Stock Car Extreme, and by the sound of the name i thought it was some arcadey type play around game not worth a second look...but it was recommended to me in steam, so i gave it a look and saw so many positive reviews and i watched the videos and liked what i saw, couldnt believe it was a proper sim going by the name of it. So i ended up getting it and i can honestly say that despite the amount of different sims i have, i play this the most by far, in just offline racing as it is great. The physics, the FFB are spot on, despite the old graphics i've been loving it and i'm playing it the most despite paying a subscription for iRacing, along with the content on Raceroom. Now i said that touring cars such as the WTCC as what i like the most so i should really be playing Raceroom the most as that simulates them and has the official cars from 2013 (and now 2014) but theres just something about Stock Car Extreme that i love so much with just the physics and FFB and it has such a great range of different series including multiple types of karts and different eras of F1. I so highly recommend this game and hope everyone makes a contribution to Reiza studios' recent crowdfunding campaign. They deserve it with making such a great sim and adding so much content for free which for games like iRacing and Raceroom would cost you, per car and track, so buy this game you wont be disappointed and make a contribution so Reiza can push it beyond extreme whilst they work on their new sim, which i'm drooling over the thought of! 10/10 The only negative which is a downer for me is the championship scoring isnt implemented correctly and seems to be bugged, but Reiza have said they'll rectify this, even though it has been a while now but hopefully soon they'll have a permanent fix for it.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 3, 2015

  Well, to start, I have to say this is Hands Down the Best racing sim I have ever played. I've had the game for about a week now and cannot bring myself to even touch AC, PCars, RF2. The cars feel so much better in GSCE than anything on the market. Graphics - 7/10 (this is something that isn't even noticable while driving - the graphics may be slightly dated but are still very nice) FFB - 11/10 Nothing compares - not even close. This is the best ffb I have ever experienced. I can tell what the car is doing at all times. I have never felt this level of detail in any sim, AI - 10/10 Again the best I've seen. While having the ability to adjust the AI's skill and aggressiveness I have found them more than a pleasure to compete against at levels from 90 -105 (this is the only range I've used thus far). They act like real drivers not parading in a line riding a rail, not playing bumper cars or cutting the track. They are absolutely awsome. Car selection - 8/10 enough to keep you busy. May not be the biggest selection of cars but I have yet to race half of them. Can't get myself off the 2013-2014 stock cars . Sound - 9/10 The sound of the cars is very immersive. Sounds like you are actually there. Physics - 10/10 Everything feels dead on here. I'm no race car driver but I feel like one - that should count for something. Multiplayer - placeholder (I have yet to try this against real people yet - the Ai is keeping me company at the moment) Triple screen support - 8/10 I maybe wrong but I cannot find a way to adjust the bezel angle, but it still works great with triple monitors. There are also tons of mods available for this title- tracks, cars and just about anything else you can think of. Everything you can use for RFactor is available here too. Final thoughts: If you're like me and looked at this title on steam, debated on whether or not you needed another sim only to pass it by and visit it again later - then stop it. BUY the game already. There is no chance you will look back after you spent the first hour on it. Plus the Devs are about to add a whole bunch of new content including updating the graphic improving the already more than perfect FFB (not sure how it can be better, but looking forward to it), adding more cars, trucks, dirt tracks and more. Just buy the game
• gamedeal user

  Oct 6, 2015

  100 % recomended. Top 10 Reasons are; in no particular order..... 1 - $45 AU gets you the full game with loads of content. No more to pay. 2 - Mods galore ! over 400 tracks , more than 120 car mods, and most are very high quality. 3 - Frame rates are impresive. My R9 290x cards smash 200 + FPS with max everything and 28 cars on track. 4 - FFB is easy to setup and feels great ! 5 - Day / night transition during race is posible and totaly cool. 6 - Being an Australian the SuperV8's are the most fun i have had in my 25+ year Sim Racing Hobby. They are sensational cars to drive and GSCE have nailed it.Combined with the Historic V8 skin pack, racing Peter Brock, Allan Moffat, Dick Johnson, Mark Skaife, Garth Tander, the kelly brothers, Craig McLouchlan, and even Neil Crompton , Just to mention a few, around an excellent version of Bathurs was well worth the entry fee alone. Bloody sensational. 7 - By Far the best AI in the business, once you find your skill level. Close hard racing. Amazing. 8 - The option for manual pit stops and strategies adds presure and excitment. 9 - Constantly evolving. The next update due in the next month promises great things. 10 - IMO, the most overall complete Sim as far as features go. There is more but i drive faster than i type.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 9, 2016

  Reiza Studios is for me now the best Studio making this type of Simulator, after a little bit of crowd funding they continue to support improve and develope this title and the Next title " Auotmobilista " wich will be a step forward in GFX and us owners of SCE get it free ( purchased before Jan ) . And going but screen shots is massive improvment in looks on SCE. So do i recommend SCE..100% helllllsssss yes!!!. does it look like Project cars? No But as a Realistic Sim with Real and based on Real cars and championships it will keep you driving for many hours. Basicly SCE is a very cleaned up game on ISI rFactor engine, so its very user friendly, very modable, and based contant alone with Brazilian Stock cars , Mini cup, Lancer Cup, Karts , Super Karts , F1 cars from 70s, 80s, 90s , 00, 10s fictional of course but awsome to drive and my Fav Super V8s based on Aussie V8 Supercars and so many more. They have found a way to take the engine to its limit, physics, Gfx , lighting. So in all seriousness this title should be in EVERY race fans account. and keep an Eye on Reiza, as a small company they are showing the big boys how to do it right. So read other reviews its really easy to setup, play mod to suit what you want no BS.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 16, 2016

  My verdict: Most engaging Racing Sim I've played If you have a wheel or itching for a reason to buy one, get this sim. You'll have fun. Its not about stock cars: there's about 20 other types!! For multiplayer experiences, I can't really comment just yet as that has many other qualities to consider beyond the sim itself. So how does this sim stack up by itself? First, this sim's force feed back is very good (logitech G920 here) and a real factor into contributing to this being the most immersive experience of any sim I've played: you'll be sweating and busy as you'd be in a real race car. It's not a casual affair. Also if I compare this sim to Dirt Rally, Assetto Corsa, rFactor2, ... this one stands out in that it makes me smile (bit more on that later). With the physics, everything seems to makes sense.. sliding off on dirtier parts of the track, lift off leading to spins.. bit by bit I found myself learning, adjusting and driving faster. It was a challenge to drive consistenly fast and crash free for 20-30 minutes, and so the feel of achievement is just great when crossing the finish line. Luckily this is not because the game is harsh or anything. That all combined with the competent AI is I think why overall experience of racing in this sim is so good.. and FUN really. I can't help but feel that a certain thing of Brazil is showing through .. a certain something that others just lack... AI - Good and certainly the most enjoyable I've experienced. The AI is cheecky and may nudge you, it jumps in gaps, it respects racing lines decently but also doesn't drone around in one long line up. Overtaking is very rewarding. Graphics - Less than for example Asseto Corsa but easily good enough to not break the spell. My GTX970 runs 3440x1440@60Hz pretty smoothly (Maxxed but 14 cars, x2 AA, shadows high, 4xAni). Sound - Great. Just watch/listen to the videos! Works in 'hearing' the distance to others. Realism - Not a race driver, but weight transfer, weight, tweaks, grip all seem to be realistic. Gameplay - Great fun. Find a car and track(s) that gels with you, tweak the AI to be a good challenge and start a 15 minute race. The rolling start works well. Default setups are very workable. Content - Most complete sim out of the box. Plus many community tracks / mods if you're looking for a track you may want that is not in the game. Wide range of cars and car types, many South American tracks and tracks you won't find in other sims. GUI - Slightly confusing at start, not perfect but easy to get around once you get used to it. **9.8/10** Highly Recommended for anyone that is not looking for an arcade 'sims'. Great value.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 2, 2016

  This racing sim, for the money, has more features, cars and tracks than I expected. The sensation of sheer speed is enough to give me goose bumps. Excellent, excellent sim that should cost much more. Very configurable. Very stable...Runs flawlessly @ 1920x1080 with framerates above 100fps on my GTX-970 with no, that's NO issues whatsoever. Racing sounds are all around you that are realistic and the adrenaline rush as the rpm's rise cannot be described, only experienced. It brings to mind the exclamation, "What a rush!" And I am in no way connected to these Devs...I'm just calling it as I see it and giving credit where credit is due. If I were to think of a "con", it would have to be the opening screen when you choose what vehicle class/race you want...the indicator to make a choice is not intuitive for me (and some others who have posted in the forums. Premium game for the price and I think the Devs could have charged so much more money for the sheer thrill it gives me. I applaud their hard work and attention to detail.