Simcito Announces Public Testing [05-06-2006 | JZ | Comments (4) ]
Lund, Sweden, 5th June 2006: Swedish game developer Simcito announced that it will soon begin a free public test of its online racing simulator "Driver's Republic". Testing will initially be limited to 400 users, selected on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration will begin on June 26th and interested participants will be able to register for the test at https://www.driversrepublic.net.

"Driver's Republic", formerly known by its working title "Racecom", features a unique and fully-modular content creation system. Simcito aims for "Driver's Republic" to become a leading platform for realistic race simulation, with support for a wide range of racing series, from rallying to circuit racing.

RaceCom New Screenshots [04-04-2006 | JZ | Comments (0) ]
Here are five new screenshots showing the cockpit, car and driver renders and a couple of track shots.

RaceCom Exclusive Screenshots [04-04-2006 | JZ | Comments (5) ]
We posted three exclusive screenshots.

RaceCom Info [03-04-2006 | JZ | Comments (0) ]
We've learned that it will be released this year and we will post exclusive screenshots tonight or tomorrow. Official website is also online but I guess it is still in the works.

RaceCom Game Guide & Forum [03-04-2006 | JZ | Comments (0) ]
We created a Game Guide section for RaceCom as well as forum where you can discuss about this upcoming "revolutionary" racing sim.

RaceCom - Mystery Sim Revealed [03-04-2006 | JZ | Comments (0) ]
If you haven't read the latest issue of Autosimsport magazine, you are missing on some exciting news. Eero Piitulainen, lead physics designer for Richard Burns Rally has been working on a racing simulation called RaceCom ever since he left Warthog back in 2004. It's sort of an open source sim, with core physics model coded by Eero. To find out more, go read the latest issue of ASS. I've known about this project for a few years now and I am really excited to find out it's still going on strong.