Just to add to this. Buying the base game + all DLCs isn’t the end of your content. The modding community never sleeps, and are constantly churning out new cars, new tracks, apps, patches and system mods.
As of the time of this post in the mod section of race department website, there are 647 track downloads, and 282 cars (some of which are car packs containing a few cars eg. japanese car packs). To be clear, not every download’s quality is stellar, but you can sort by rating. Most downloads that have a rating of at least 4 stars, are fantastic. Personally, I try anything with 3 or more stars.
I think when you factor in the additional free content for Assetto Corsa, it takes the game way past the face value of R80 for a great racing simulator, to R80 for an obscene amount of content to enjoy on top of a very solid physics engine.
But aldyr, I don’t like mods, they’re a pain in my ass to install, configure and don’t call me lazy, but I’m lazy.
Enter https://assettocorsa.club/content-manager.html . The name is self explanatory, it manages your content in Assetto Corsa. The free version, includes support for car and track download management. The paid version, gets you control over system patches and mods. Basically, the hardcore stuff, that most people might not be that interested in. It’s also donationware, I believe, so you paypal an amount that works for you, to the genius russian that wrote it, and he sends you a key.
I don’t have a wheel, I can’t race a sim with a gamepad.
Dragonic would beg to differ, he uses a gamepad. There are also a few posts floating around the internet on how to setup Assetto Corsa for a gamepad, that makes the game more forgiving.
Lastly, even as easy as it is to use, I’ll put my name forward to be a support line for Content Manager. Once it’s configured, it’s awesome, and you find yourself browsing and installing mods effortlessly.