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Most "simulator" style race games often times lack in content, however that lack of content usually gets balanced due to workshop content created by other people that can be easily downloaded, such as additional cars and maps, while in this game modding is pretty much impossible. This feels more like a "content demo" of what Codemasters could accomplish in the future if they made another rally game...
...though as DiRT 4 has proven us, they fucked it all up. Well done Codemasters.
wew lad, this review won't get any hate what so ever