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DiRT Rally 2.0
DiRT Rally 2.0 suits players keen to sharpen their driving on demanding stages and tune their cars. The current price at 
GAMIVO is ≈ $8.10. Single-player career events and competitive online modes offer different ways to race; anyone mainly interested in Clubs should note that the mode is scheduled to end on July 8, 2026. Steam currently charges $13.99; with ≈ $5.89 off at GAMIVO, the offer is lower by that amount.
All-time low ~ $1.99across Steam & third-party stores
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Past 36 months · Updated dailyHistorical Low~ $1.992024-10Current Low Across Stores~ $24.99Steamvs. Historical Low+1156%
Prices cover Steam and 39 authorized stores; only legitimate offers are counted. The chart shows weekly market-wide lows and Steam's official price across the past 36 months.
01About DiRT Rally 2.0
DiRT Rally 2.0 puts precise driving on demanding rally stages first: even a small mistake can end a run. Choose tyres, tune your car and follow your co-driver’s calls through changing terrain. On Steam PC, 89% of 39,262 player reviews are positive. The career includes single-player events and championships, while online options include Time Trial and multiplayer. Supported interface languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese-Brazil, and Japanese. Released February 25, 2019.
Credits
Developer
Codemasters
Publisher
Codemasters · Electronic Arts
Lowest recorded in 36 months
$1.992024-10-24 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| French | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Italian | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Show 5 more languages
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| German | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Spanish | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Polish | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Portuguese-Brazil | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Japanese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Controls and languages
The Steam PC version has full controller support. Supported interface languages are English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese and Russian, with audio and subtitles listed for each.
Play modes
The career offers single-player events and championships, alongside competitive online modes. Clubs are scheduled to become unavailable on July 8, 2026, while other online features are expected to continue.
03Frequently asked questions
Where can I race?
Rallies visit New Zealand, Argentina, Spain, Poland, Australia and the USA.
Is rallycross included?
The game includes eight official FIA World Rallycross Championship circuits.
Can I customize my team and cars?
You can create a team, hire staff, tune cars and upgrade parts.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
RecommendedSteam player
As a retired 69 year old that had raced real cars for the Chrysler Corp back in the late 60's and early 70's , I find this game amazing . I suffer from Parkinson's and Neuropathy , this game really helps to keep me sharp and on point.Show moreShow less
42 hours at review1,019 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Dear Codies, This is a real step up from the original DiRT Rally. Game is overall great, feels great, plays great, smooth performance, etc... But you just had to screw up making Career mode always online. It's seriously frustrating to have a blast for 3-10 minutes depending on the stage then getting "Connection Failed." in my face because there's a preposterous need to upload my progress to RaceNet, or trying to repair my vehicle after a couple of races and not being able to because it has to Sync with RaceNet, OR -in worse case scenarios- losing progress and/or not getting the rewards after completing a location, rendering the next location tour a nightmare if I end up damaging my vehicle. While the gameplay is all I ever wanted from a sequel to the first DiRT Rally, I cannot forgive the sin of Always Online Career mode while this game is a single player experience (for the most part). This is the sole reason for the negative review for an otherwise awesome game and I'll gladly revert it to positive if RaceNet gets removed or gets atleast an "opt-out" option.Show moreShow less
6.5 hours at review1,380 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Hardest sport after talking to women Yonderly Score | A+ (84) You can support me by following my curator page. May your days be filled with joyful moments, have a wonderful day.Show moreShow less
15.5 hours at review1,014 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
"Connecting to Racenet..." So Dirt Rally 2.0, or for the sake of brevity D2 is brilliant, when you're tearing down the leafy gravel tracks of the US of A, or picking your way through boulder strewn horrors of Argentina (which frankly feel more in line with spintyres than an actual rally course, be prepared to spend a lot of time in first and second gear), or haring along the asphalt of Spain (a worthy successor to the somewhat technical and twiddly Germany) this game is *outsta- "Connecting to racenet...." Hang on. Bear with me. My career isn't accessible. Let me restart the client and get back to gushing over the game. The physics model from Dirt Rally has been pretty much refined upon in every single way, with new features such as Tyre Wear, and Track Degredation making significant changes to how you'll attack each stage, having the ability to select tyre type matters too, since each tyre type will wear through the available grip differently (and the state of the track will in turn factor how fast you chew through those t- Wait for it, waaaaait for iiiiiit.... "Connecting to racenet, it appears there is a discrepancy between your data and Racenet, your event has been reset." ... Now I have to start over in Argentina. It's fine, Argentina is nice, it means I can tell you about the excellent track designs, which I'm fairly sure much like Dirt Rally, have been taken from real world locations and are distilled down versions of their real lif- "Unable to connect to racenet. MyTeam is Unavailable." ... You know what? None of what I say is going to matter. Because as much as I might wax lyrical about how far Dirt Rally 2 has advanced over Dirt Rally 1 (it's not all good news, but by and large the improvements are genuine and real) there's this one, giant elephant that keeps wrecking my enjoyment of the career mode. "A discrepancy has been found in the career data. Resetting Career." ... And there it is. He's gonna lose it just about... Now. You f***. You absolute f***. You mother***king piece of f***ing ***tastic pile of w***. F*** you, and all your f***ing relatives and all the children you have, or may have, now or in the future you b***arding pile of sp*** flavoured sherbets. For the last 10 hours, my enjoyment of this game has been punctuated with constant issues with RaceNet attempting to grab me and f*** me from behind. And we're not talking the nice kind of happy f***ing, oh no, we're talking pound you in the ***, elephant d***, ma***ngo grade railing that has made life so teeth grindingly unpleasant that even Codemasters airdropping everyone affected ONE MEEEEEEEELEON CREDITS only offers scant salve to the reaming that RaceNet has given me. And now the game has been opened to the general public, which means RaceNet is about to go down faster than a hooker who just got a stack of benjamins for "live services". I do not expect any form of stability for the next few days, and quite possibly my Career to reset again. Motherf***ing piece of ****ing ****ed in the ****ing *** frankenf***ed **** **** ******* <the rest of this rant has been censored by David Cameron's decency filter> If they remove RaceNet from the Singleplayer and yes, let me emphasise this - SINGLEPLAYER CAREER MODE - this becomes an automatic buy, and an automatic thumbs up from me. As Racenet stands, breaking down more often than a catwalk model, and being as unreliable as cut-me-own-throat Dibbler's meat pie floaters, I warn all of you. STAY AWAY. STAY THE **** AWAY. THIS **** WILL DRIVE YOU ****ING NUTS. IT'S MADE ME LOSE WHAT'S LEFT OF MY ****ING HAIR. I WANT TO LOVE THIS GAME BUT IT WON'T LET ME. IT WON'T LET ME BECAUSE RACENET IS A PILE OF <the rest of this rant has been censored, again, by David Cameron's decency filter>. Verdict: Wait for RaceNet to be pulled out of the SINGLEPLAYER CAREER MODE, and then buy it -storms back in- OH! AND THE CO-DRIVER FROM DIRT RALLY 1'S VOICE WAS BETTER! FITE ME! -storms out again-Show moreShow less
9.8 hours at review577 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Phil said "3 right don't cut rocks inside" Guess what i didShow moreShow less
96.2 hours at review754 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Solid rally game, let down by a terrible, terrible business model. Codemasters basically re-sold the first game (which I picked up from Humble Bundle for free by the way, thanks codies) incrementally as season passes, or for £2.99 each. I personally picked up my favourites individually, which would be fine, but a bunch of the community events require certain parts of the DLC. So every time I check this feature implemented to keep me coming back on a daily basis, I have to work out which events I actually have access to. The worst part about this, however, is the ridiculously large amount of disk space the game requires: over 100GB. You want to take up a tenth of my hard drive, for a bunch of content I don't even own? When you purchase one of the DLC events, there is no download, meaning you are just paying for access to something already installed on your PC... I personally hate the thought of this. Combined with a messy launch, always online and Codies' ever decreasing reputation (the new GRID didn't do so hot, did it?), I just cannot recommend this game at full price. Pick it up on sale, and have a blast - the game looks gorgeous, and plays like an improved Dirt Rally. Such a shame.Show moreShow less
22.6 hours at review470 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
My friend who I play CS:GO with said if I post a review on Dirt Rally 2.0 and it gets 1000 likes and 300 Awards that he will buy me a RTX 3080 and 3 Kilo of Bananas. So im just gonna leave this here. Help a brotha outShow moreShow less
47.7 hours at review745 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
I did buy this game with the deluxe edition option. Now they released the third and fourth season selling us another deluxe edition? I feel kinda scammed. I understand that creating new content costs a lot to developers, but what we recieved in the first two seasons were reskins from the first dirt rally, and we never got a warning about the $80 deluxe edition being a half deluxe edition. I have never seen anything like this in other games. Maybe it is time to stop playing this game and look elsewhere for a replacementShow moreShow less
130.1 hours at review401 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
For all of us who don't understand the rally language, here is a quick beginners guide: L, R: Left corner ahead, right corner ahead. 1,2,3,4,5,6: The number refers to the severity of a corner ahead. The spectrum goes from 1, referring to a slower, first-gear hairpin, to 6, which refers to a flat-out, sixth-gear sweeper. +, -: Modifiers that adjust the above numbers slightly, giving the driver more detailed information. : Opens and tightens, two notations that help describe an upcoming corner's intricacies. 40,50,60 ... 200: Numbers from 40 to 200 represent distance (in yards) between instructions and features on the rally stage road. &: "And" represents a distance shorter than 40 yards. ->: "Into" represents a very short distance that requires the driver to transition directly from one action to another. Cr: A "crest" is something you can't see over or a feature that will likely unsettle the car. Jmp: A "jump" will make the car come off the ground. /: When you go "over" something, you need to take action while going over or through a rally stage feature. OC: A corner is "off-camber." Slippy: Slippery section of road. Grip: Section of road with a lot of grip. Care: Difficult road ahead. !: Caution means there's a higher-than-normal probability there could be a crash. !!: Double caution means there's a higher-than-normal probability there could be a crash and that crashing will total your rally car. !!!: Triple caution means there's a higher-than-normal probability there could be a crash that could kill you. Hope this helps :)Show moreShow less
1.9 hours at review423 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
A Tough Sell in it's Current State Downvoting DR2 feels kinda bad because it's not bad game, but honestly there's very little to recommend this over DR1. The original blew a lot of people away with it's realistic no compromise approach and was very well received by the sim crowd as a result. It wasn't perfect, but DR2 was gonna fix that right? All DR2 needed to be was a fleshed out, updated, tweaked version of DR1, but instead it feels like Codemasters have taken the DR dial and turned it down to 8. Most of the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ have been explained in previous reviews but here's a summary from my perspective. PROS 1. Tarmac handling is marginally improved over the first game. 2. Sound is great and very detailed (apart from the co driver - see below) 3. Real time track degradation. This is a game changer and is the really the only big win for DR2 IMO 4. Struggling to think of anything else to recommend this over the first game CONS 1. Force feedback is shockingly unfinished. No road feedback, options greyed out. I managed to get it to a 'playable' state (note the word 'playable' not acceptable) by tweaking some config files but really this shouldn't need to be done. 2. Racenet is a royal PITA 3. Car and track selection is minimal. Not acceptable for a £45 game. Where's the snow? Expect a ton of future DLC that really should have been base content. 4. The stages somehow lack character, hard to put my finger on why but somehow not as immersive as the first game. They just don't feel alive in the same way. 5. Over saturated colours. This is a particular bug bear of mine in driving sims. DR1 looked real and natural. DR2 often looks like it's been coloured with crayons. 6. Menus are clunky and i really wish they would stop with the 'press button 6' or 'press button x' crap. My wheel has a ton of buttons. I have no idea what numbers codemasters has suddenly assigned to them. 7. The handling is a little safer than DR1. I'm still undecided on the merits of this. Never once in DR2 have i had the heart pumping, adrenaline filled, edge of death experience that was so addictive about the first game. 8. The co driver feels like he's relaxing on a beach somewhere. Seems completely oblivious to whatever trauma is unfolding in the cockpit. A few calls seem a bit off. 9. Damage is very lacklustre, big crashes are almost non existent due to the car being reset to the track soon as you leave the road. It's way more conservative than DR1. Not great for immersion and it takes away any sense of real danger. 10.. Performance isn't great. Even a 2080Ti struggles to hold steady frames with everything maxed and it's not like the game looks that much better than the original as a result. TLDR Having loved the first game so much i'm being very critical but DR2 left me underwhelmed. Clearly unfinished, a ton of untapped potential and a driving experience that while great, lacks the raw no compromise approach that made the first game such a blast to play. Many of the problems will hopefully be fixed with patches but I can't help feeling that is DR2 has taken a subtle shift away from the first game and back towards the Dirt series. As i said, Dirt Rally 2.0 is not a bad game (once the FF gets patched) and there's still plenty of enjoyment but if you're looking for a modern hardcore rally sim and don't own either of the Dirt Rally games then save some cash and buy the first one and get 2.0 when it's fully patched and on sale.Show moreShow less
2.7 hours at review357 people found this helpful
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