Historic Sim Studios LLC

Soon is unlikely, as I'm just showing off 3d models and the time consuming part is ahead of us. Which is why there hasn't been much to update and share, and won't be for a few more months.

It took us ~3.5 years of development as a studio before we finished and released our first Assetto Corsa mod, which is our 1968 Daihatsu P-5.

Generally, a single mod project for AC takes us around 2 years from beginning to end of development. We just currently have several dozens projects in the works, each at various stages of development. So our AC development appears to be moving rather quickly.

With AMS2, it is an entirely new game engine. We've been working on these mods for almost a year, and I'd expect they should be ready for release in approximately another year or so. That can change with dedicated funding, as client projects typically get completed in around 6 months. But there is a big difference in how quickly we work when I'm paying for everything myself, versus a client (our typical contract price is $10k, for a 6 month project).

The 1994 Stockcars are destined for a release in Assetto Corsa in April. With the 1937 Delahaye 135C about to have its beta release for our supporters in the next couple of months.

All of these projects we are eventually going to bring to AMS2, will first be released for AC and polished up there.

 

Hello, has the AMS2 version of the Stock Car been canceled ?