Glad to see the review score for Gravel's changed over time from the Negative it was at for so long. Milestone's not known for great games but this one might just be their best. Provided you're not after a proper rally simulator Gravel has several hours of fun in the base game on a nice variety of real and fictitious tracks with a plethora of licensed vehicles. Times of day impact the ease of which some tracks can be completed, with rain entirely changing the surface alongside looking amazing at night.

Achievement hunters note this can be completed without any of the DLC...although I will admit some of the overpowered vehicles it includes can help you place better. Also there is one DLC with tank racing (fine, overpowered Ferret APC to be technical) so uhhh yeah get that. Time to beat is anywhere from 18 to 25 hours depending on skill.

Gravel is such an easy recommend, especially when on sale for as cheap as it goes nowadays.

Glad to see the review score for Gravel's changed over time from the Negative it was at for so long. Milestone's not known for great games but this one might just be their best. Provided you're not after a proper rally simulator Gravel has several hours of fun in the base game on a nice variety of real and fictitious tracks with a plethora of licensed vehicles. Times of day impact the ease of which some tracks can be completed, with rain entirely changing the surface alongside looking amazing at night. Achievement hunters note this can be completed without any of the DLC...although I will admit some of the overpowered vehicles it includes can help you place better. Also there is one DLC with tank racing (fine, overpowered Ferret APC to be technical) so uhhh yeah get that. Time to beat is anywhere from 18 to 25 hours depending on skill. Gravel is such an easy recommend, especially when on sale for as cheap as it goes nowadays.