World of Dirt Racing - Dirt racing excitement & fun

Welcome to the Exciting World of Dirt Racing!

Experience arcade-style dirt racing featuring vehicles from various countries, including dirt oval tracks, circuit racing, and rally events. You can enjoy the game in Single Player mode or challenge your friends in Multiplayer.

This game captures the essence of classic arcade racing while incorporating modern vehicles on dirt surfaces. You'll find Rallycross, Trophy Trucks/Stadium Trucks, Sprint cars, NZ Superstocks, Late Models, Streetstocks, and even a Rally Challenge mode.

The Single Player experience offers 48 championships for you to dive into, along with numerous achievements to earn! Additionally, aim to climb the leaderboards by achieving the fastest lap times on every track with different types of vehicles.

【《Mud Escape Guide: My Cyberpunk Life Driving a Dump Truck in the Wasteland》

When my modified pickup truck performed the Thomas Turn for the 18th time at the U-turn, I finally realized that this was not a racing game, but a Black Mirror version of the tractor simulator! The "Apocalyptic Wasteland Paint" I chose at the beginning automatically evolved into an abstract oil painting after the mud was smeared on my face. When the wipers scraped out the same pattern as Van Gogh's "Starry Night", the system popped up the hidden achievement "Mud Picasso".

48 Tournament Trials:

• Novice Village Entry Gift: Driving the old pickup truck known as the "Farm Star", the AI tractor used drift exhaust to spray it into a terracotta warrior, and then I understood what "soil-flavored speed and passion" meant.

• Silicon-based creatures' rampage: The AI opponents in the rally challenge were all like Takumi who drank motor oil. When they turned the corners, the tires rubbed against the mud and produced sparks, which turned my rearview mirror into a disco laser light.

• Philosophy of rankings: Driving a modified supercar to top the list, he ended up getting stuck in the mud deeper than the client wanted. At this moment, he realized the cyber motto "speed does not necessarily win, not getting stuck is the best way".

Vehicle transformation:

• New Zealand's super stock car hit the wall and instantly triggered the "mudslide armor", and the front of the car grew three meters of anti-collision steel spikes, turning into a fugitive on the set of "Mad Max".

• After the throttle of the short-distance sprint car was welded, the numbers on the dashboard soared more than the sales on Double Eleven. What came out of the tail of the car was not exhaust gas but three philosophical questions: "Who am I? Where am I? Why is this mud pit not over yet?"

• The most exciting is the street modified car - when the chassis flies close to the ground, mud spots are all over the windshield, and the wipers scrape out Morse code: "Practice more if you are not good enough".

Multiplayer mode mud battle royale:

• At the beginning, eight mud trucks collided. The guy at the edge of the map performed a "leap of faith", turned three and a half turns in the air and fell into the swamp. The public screen was filled with "Salute to 2077 Edgewalker".

• The final circle shrank to the size of a pigpen. The remaining two cars threw mud bullets at each other. The victory or defeat depended on who was first muddied into a terracotta warrior.

• At the post-match settlement interface, the avatar of the champion ID "Akina Mountain Mud Man" flashed with the special effects of the biogas tank explosion, which reminded me of the fear of being dominated by the food delivery rider.

Now I have become a master of mud metaphysics: I must sing "Tentative" to the steering wheel before passing the hairpin bend, and silently recite "Amitabha Torque Buddha" when accelerating in a straight line. It's just that when I used a tractor to refresh the track record one time, the system suddenly replaced the podium with a farmhouse threshing field, and the champion reward changed from a gold-plated trophy to three bags of organic fertilizer-this is reasonable. After all, in the mud universe, the ultimate glory is to return every grain to the warehouse.

(Warm tip: Continuous play may trigger the "everything looks like a quagmire" sequelae, so be careful not to use Excel spreadsheets as track maps at work.)