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• gamedeal user

  Apr 17, 2020

  OK This is my first post of any game. I purchased this game hoping it would be fun and realistic. It is both of those things. #1 The Graphics are great. #2 The sounds are very realistic. #3 The tracks look and feel like the real tracks. Full disclosure here I raced cars for about 10 years every weekend back in the day I have been on the Daytona race track Oval and Road course in a vehicle and on a Z X 14 motorcycle multiple times. So I can truly say that this racing game is as close as you can get to the real thing. And for the for the money it cost to purchase , this game is a steal. There are multiple settings within the game to change how difficult or easy you want the game to be. This game has been a blast from the past for me and at this point my second most Played racing game ever. Second only to G.T.R. 2 This game will give you hours of fun if you have a Wheel and pedal set up Don't just take my word for it. Purchase this game and try it for yourself. If you do not like it return it on Steam. Steam is wonderful at returns if returned in a timely manner. Check Steam for return policies. Have fun out there stay safe and keep the rubber side down. Thanks for your time. D.C.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 16, 2020

  I'm a 68 year old gamer, and even I can achieve some success in this game. Being able to configure the game to my skill level is a real plus. I'm a huge NASCAR fan, and this allows me to experience a small part of what goes into setting up a car for a successful run. I have a new appreciation for the drivers and crews in my favorite sport. That's not to say this game fully mirrors real life racing, but it still shows there's more to success than just climbing in the car and going fast.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 13, 2020

  Great game in terms of sound, visuals, and track/car options. I've really enjoyed throwing into the corner in the late models and racing 3 wide in stock cars. HOWEVER, the wheel support is abysmal to other games, in my opinion. While it does recognize my G29, getting the steering input to be close to 1-to-1 is near impossible and all the cars have a steering lock at 90 and 180 degrees, but there is no soft-lock on the force feedback. This makes it really hard to feel like you're actually driving the car. I feel like the devs need to update the steering settings in order to make this a game that I would recommend to other players looking to play with a wheel and pedal set up.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 6, 2020

  Nascar Heat 4 It's not perfect, but it's one of the best Nascar racing games, since NASCAR Racing 2003 Season in my opinion .
• gamedeal user

  Aug 8, 2020

  As an F1, WEC and WRC fan, this game made me appreciate the wonders of turning left!
• gamedeal user

  Sep 16, 2019

  Let's start with the obvious. This is not iRacing. This is an arcade sim built for consoles and controllers. Much like a NASCAR version of F1 2019. I mainly do road racing in the Skip Barber or Ford FR500s Mustang on iRacing and have a Fanatec setup with an 8020 rig with triple monitors. It might be easier to play this with a controller. I found this game to be a fun way to relax and wind down. No worries about safety rating, irating, or ruining someone else race. Sure, this thing does not drive right, the force feedback sucks, the initial setup for my wheel/pedals/shifter took more tinkering then it should have,and there is amazingly NO FoV adjustments. For some reason I have still been enjoying it. I hope they add FoV adjustment and make the Force Feedback better. Regardless, I find it is still able to provide a scratch to that oval itch I sometimes get but allows me to just hop in and play with little practice or consequences. Worth the buy. Edit: Just to clarify, it took about 30 mins of tinkering, but all my Fanatec gear worked fine.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 12, 2019

  After all these years since Papyrus NASCAR series, this one goes up to 11. Crank up the handling and the AI settings (you can also fine tune a ton of stuff) and disable the assists. This game can get intense and not for the faint of heart. These stock cars can get loooooose on the track. Turn it wrong and you get bit. Still is riddled with that good old console gaming auto pilot when yellows are out, before green and in the pit lane and a bit of stability assist here and there (just a little). Forget all those EA Sports Nascar games and get this one.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 5, 2020

  This game is very fun. Best NASCAR since 06 in my opinion and the best online racing to date. Love adding bots to the online races cause I only have 1 friend to play with so the AI are some good stand-ins. 9.2/10 P.S. If you wanna play sometime add me, am very lonely ;.(
• gamedeal user

  Apr 25, 2020

  [h1]European diving into NASCAR[/h1] [i]I’ve never quite understood the appeal of NASCAR, you just drive ovals all the time… But looking bit deeper into the sport it looks exciting with those door to door races and you tend to bump into each other. [b]After playing this game I get the appeal and oh boy it’s fun![/b] The cars are not really good, so it’s tricky to handle the cars that then builds up tension and well, can cause crashes due to that. NASCAR is all about the driving not so much about the track, it’s really you and the car.[/i] So yeah in that regard the game captures it all really well, been enjoying this game a lot! Game does not look like much but there is a lot going on. It’s [b]as in depth as the F1 games from Codemasters but half the price.[/b] So if you are a skeptic European like I was but like racing games, [b]definitely give this game a try.[/b] [quote][b]Quick note;[/b] Don’t bother with the DLC's not worth it, just get the base game.[/quote]
• gamedeal user

  Dec 1, 2019

  I race with a Fanatec CSL Elite, and having tried NASCAR heat 2 and 3 in the past, I hated both, as they felt so terrible with a wheel and I was always off the pace compared to controllers. This game feels great, and after some fiddling I have the wheel setup almost perfect for me. (With only daytona still giving me some issues, for some reason I just can't seem to keep a smooth line here like I can at Talladega and its frustrating) That said, NASCAR heat 4 is in my opinion, the best nascar game in over a decade. The last nascar game I enjoyed for this long was NASCAR 09. While that game sucked in many ways and was not as in depth as 2005 chase to the cup, it was the last nascar game I could play consistently. NASCAR 2011 I played quite a bit, but ended up quitting due to the insane amount of glitches. One of the other major issues I had with Heat 3, was that contact with AI would send you flying off of them, even slight door contact, which made going through the tri-oval at somewhere like Charlotte side by side on the outside with AI a death wish. That problem no longer exists in Heat 4. While there is still an issue of any contact with the AI making you get tight (doesn't matter which side of the car they connect with, even if you bump into the back of them, you get tight as hell and they carry on normally, until the next corner where they will spin for no reason sometimes lol) it is overall a massive improvement. My biggest issues with the AI, come mostly from the bottom lane speed boost they get. While not as bad as heat 3, the problem does still persist, and on some tracks, like Dover, if you come up off the bottom not even half a car, the car behind will speed boost straight through you forcing you up the track and usually into the wall which can be infuriating. Its more annoying on some tracks, and less on others. Running the outside line is still possible on most tracks. But I've watched the AI speed boost past me and then wreck the 3 cars in front of me because it was going too fast lol. Humorous admittedly, but I do hope its addressed in the next game. The second, slightly more avoidable issue with the AI is the rival system. Which if I could erase one thing from the game, this would be it. If you make contact with the AI too much they will become your rival, which is fair enough, but the issue is they will then ram into you every single time you are around them. I've even had them start ramming me under caution before I had control over my car. Because you are making contact with them, it makes them dislike you even more, which puts you into an infinite feedback loop that can become nearly impossible to escape if its a car you race around often. On top of that if they manage to wreck you, then the other cars you hit while wrecking will often become rivals, which exacerbates the problem. Luckily once I made it to cup, I have manged to avoid the issue almost entirely. Overall though, this is easily the best nascar game that doesn't charge you per track and car with a subscription on top of that currently out right now. Most certainly the best one for offline racing. The career mode is simple, but fun. I do hope they expand on it, I'd love to be able to own a 4 car team, or, help raise a lower tier team up to championship caliber. I'd love to jump in the 3 for example, and be able to win championships without having to turn down the difficulty, or tweak other settings to adjust balance. Speaking of which, you can adjust tire wear and grip independently now for the player and draft effects which makes tweaking the game to your liking easier. I do hope they expand on this and allow for a little more fine tuning rather than "More, less, normal" as the only options. I'd also like to be able to turn black flags on and off independently of yellows, and disable corner cut penalties offline (or have them improve the way they work, as now it just stops your car causing massive pileups). And speed limits for pit road need to be displayed further back so you have time to slow down properly. Handling physics are probably the most fun I've ever played in a nascar game, I would be content if they were not changed at all for the next game. Overall, I'd say this game is 100% worth the full price if you enjoy nascar. This is a massive step from Heat 3, and if they can make an equally big step forward with heat 5, they will have something really special on their hands. Maybe everyone will talk about heat 5 being their favorite nascar game of all time instead of 2005 chase for the cup or dirt to daytona.