The dirt race gets its own video game this coming week

The developer of the NASCAR Heat series takes its fair share – a dirty race – and makes it a video game itself. Tony Stewart & # 39; s Sprint Car Racing is coming to Xbox One, PlayStation 4 on February 14, 2020 for $ 29.99. It will also launch on Steam on February 21st.

The Monster Games of Northfield, Minnesota is at the back of the title, which converts three real-time console gaming console titles. The series are 410 Winged Sprint Cars and TQ Midgets from the All Star Circuit of Champions, which Hall-of-Fame driver Tony Stewart bought in 2015.

There are also 305 Wingless Sprint cars. If you are not sure what the difference is between all of this, the important part is that it all involves bending the clay track and occasionally pushing a competitor against a wall.

Monster has added a dirty dirt race to the 2018 & # 39; s NASCAR Heat 3

and I immersed her management and physics last year NASCAR Heat 4. In that game, the dirty race acts as a feed series for the rest of the player's career. Stewart, the owner of a dirt road race in Eldora, Ohio, played a major role in that line of work.

Tony Stewart & # 39; s Sprint Car Racing

, however, will have no real-life areas in its course planning. A press release from Monster did not explain why, but that is likely due to licensing agreements NASCAR Heat 4 – which is an immature Monster.

Players in this game will find 24 dirty tracks directed at real life programming, from small ovals to D-shaped circuits and triangle tracks. Tony Stewart & # 39; s Sprint Car Racing will support online racing events with up to 25 players; a large split screen player is provided. There will also be a work mode in which the created drivers create the three series.

For more, YouTuber Jeff Favignano showcased this 40 minute game show on Friday.