The Complete Guide to NASCAR 25 on PC

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NASCAR 25 is officially out for PC users. While this is day one of the game’s debut on PC, the Daily Downforce has been on top of all things NASCAR 25 since the game’s early October release on console. So, whether you want help with your paint booth, an introductory guide to mastering career mode, or a way to make your game feel more realistic, here is a complete guide to NASCAR 25.

  • NASCAR 25 is the first NASCAR console game developed by iRacing and the first multi-platform NASCAR console game released since NASCAR 21: Ignition in 2021. While fans of PC gaming were nervous the game would not have a PC port, iRacing announced it would, albeit at a later date, earlier this summer.
  • The base version of NASCAR 25 is available on PC via Steam for $59.99. A Gold Edition, which includes the season pass, is also available for $79.99. Alternatively, the season pass can be purchased separately for $24.99. For a glance at the game’s followers, price history, and other statistics, check out this link.
  • This article is a compilation of all the Daily Downforce guides for NASCAR 25, from its console release, and may be updated after the game’s release with new information.

Our Full Review of NASCAR 25

Okay, so you are a PC gamer and a NASCAR fan, but you’ve been burned in the past by NASCAR games. You should know exactly what the game is like, how it plays, what it looks like, and how it feels. Our review of the game does just that, providing an in-depth look at its features, where it excels, and where it falls short.

Every Patch and Hotfix So Far

NASCAR 25 is not even a month old on console, but, much like any game, it has seen its fair share of changes. From launch day bugs to the addition of some key features, our patch and hotfix tracker breaks down every bug or error fixed and/or found in the game since launch. If you notice a bug while playing, make sure to reach out, and we will add it to our running list of known issues so that other players are aware of the issue.

As of the release date for NASCAR 25 on PC, some users, including YouTuber Michael Mrucz, are experiencing issues with the game not working after downloading.

How to Build Car Setups

NASCAR 25 is one of the best feeling NASCAR games in recent history, with iRacing giving NASCAR fans a chance not only to feel the car out, but also to build it the way they want. Our guide to setting up your car for NASCAR 25 covers everything from in-game settings to the loose-to-tight slider, as well as some community guides on building an in-depth setup for your car.

Understanding In-Game Settings

When NASCAR 25 was first released on consoles, players quickly realized that one of the most overlooked aspects of the game was the settings and sliders available to users. iRacing went above and beyond with these in-game options, which can get overwhelming. If you find yourself in this position, take a look at our in-depth settings article to gain a better understanding of how to configure NASCAR 25 to play the way you want.

How Does Online Multiplayer Work

Everyone who plays NASCAR games knows the importance of online mode; it fosters friendships, provides great action, and features some wild online clips. But, as a console game, NASCAR 25 is far from the online experience some users may have experienced with the main iRacing service. If you have any questions before hopping online in NASCAR 25, our online multiplayer guide is here to help, breaking down what you will see online, as well as a few in-race tips to get you going.

Tips and Strategies for Career Mode

Although it is far from perfect, NASCAR 25’s career mode surpasses that of any game from the past two console generations. But the mode can get a little repetitive at times, and players have even found themselves in an in-game rut. To get a leg up on the competition on your way to championships in NASCAR 25 career mode, give our tips and strategies guide a look.

How to Get the Most Out of NASCAR 25’s Paint Booth

NASCAR 25’s paint booth wasn’t exactly what fans asked for, but it does allow for more creativity than players have had in years. This includes the ability to change your number location, edit your hauler/pit area, and even your helmet/firesuit. But, if you are looking to build something even more creative, our guide on the NASCAR ’25 paint booth is chock-full of everything you need to know.

How to Make Your NASCAR 25 Experience More Realistic

The settings in NASCAR 25 allow for all sorts of chaos and sandbox play, but what if you want to get the most out of the game? For example, no one wants to run every race of career mode at 100% length, but what if you want an accurate amount of green flag stops, what if the AI is not pitting at an accurate rate, or what if the game feels a little too Arcade-y? This guide provides the answers to enhance your racing experience and make it as realistic as possible.

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