Auto Club Revolution Releases Daytona 500 and Chevrolet Camaro SS
Auto Club Revolution, the free-to-play browser based racing title from developer Eutechnyx, continues to get bigger and better with more content constantly added to the hit game. To coincide with the start of the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, Eutechnyx has announced the release of all new content for the game that includes the Daytona 500 and Chevrolet Camaro SS. Players can now speed around the track in one of the most loved car models of all-time, and players can also experience the thrills of racing around the Daytona International Speedway in hopes of being the first to cross the checkered finish line just like will happen this weekend in the first official race of the NASCAR season. Other updates have been added to the game as well including better rumble feedback for racing wheel controllers, better camera controls and improved connectivity to the game. You can check out the newest gameplay trailer for Auto Club Revolution below to learn more and play the game for free today to experience it all for yourself!
Auto Club Revolution is now available free-to-play on PC. For more information on on the game, check out the official Auto Club Revolution website.
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