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Came as one of the few games on the market by hook or by crook for the Xbox Series release overly bugged. Today, 2 years later, it no longerCame as one of the few games on the market by hook or by crook for the Xbox Series release overly bugged. Today, 2 years later, it no longer crashes the console, can be started on the computer without cryptic error messages and steering wheel support is also given - brilliant, as you would expect from Codemasters. I'll take the deduction for the frustration at the beginning out of my rating as best I can.The details, as well as the driving physics, are absolutely up-to-date and great - nevertheless, in terms of gameplay, this game suffers from the fact that it wants to be a strong arcade racer with the legacy of simulation. The events seem rather lovelessly strung together, the podcast as accompaniment is simply annoying and I can't stand so many colors beyond 'Trailblazers', where it belongs.Nice as a casual racing game, it's definitely a good one to pick up on sale. However, I don't feel anything of the fever that DiRT 3 & Showdown triggered in me.

Décevant ! Je sais qu'il ya un monde entre la série dirt rally qui est plus simulation et dirt qui est plus dans l'arcade mais la cest uneDécevant ! Je sais qu'il ya un monde entre la série dirt rally qui est plus simulation et dirt qui est plus dans l'arcade mais la cest une fumisterie. Les sensations au volant sont aussi réaliste qu'un asphalt sur mobile le choix des véhicule est insultant sa chant qu'on nous prive de voiture mythique comme une Audi quatro ou une Suzuki escudo et pour en rajouter certaine des voitures proposer son payante (payer pour ce jeu c'est déjà trop).Pour ce qui est des différents lieux on a de la diversité mais seulement dans le titre sinon j'avais l'impression de voir toujours les mêmes paysages et cette impression de jouer à motorstorm en 4K et en moins bien.Je ne recommande pas et j'espère un retour au réalisme et à moins de micro transaction pour le prochaine opus de la par des développeurs.Pour ma par j'ai eu le jeu avec le gamepass et j'en suis ravi. Go le supprimer.

Before I start complaining about this game I’ll agree I’m totally biased and my review will not be entirely fair. I installed this game as itsBefore I start complaining about this game I’ll agree I’m totally biased and my review will not be entirely fair. I installed this game as its free this month with PSN and I thought I’ll give it a try. Thing is that I’m also currently working my way through Forza Horizon 5 on PC and comparing these two titles just isn’t fair for Dirt 5. Graphics wise there isn’t a huge difference but as far as gameplay goes… Dirt really feels like you’re driving a 90’s arcade racer. Terrible acceleration and braking that feels completely inconsistent depending on if you’re in first or last place. Bouncing off of walls and obstacles when you accidentally go too far off track. Don’t even get me started on the drifting, that’s just as unrealistic as it gets. The sound isn’t much good either, engine sounds are pretty basic and get annoying after a while. I do like the soundtrack, a lot of energizing songs in the playlists. I’m not sure how I would have felt about this game if I had played it when it was just released but probably wouldn’t be much better than my current experience.

Just got this game through PS+. Glad I did not buy it. It's full of glitches and screen flickering. The physics are so bad it seems like theJust got this game through PS+. Glad I did not buy it. It's full of glitches and screen flickering. The physics are so bad it seems like the car is floating... doesn't matter the environment. The background music during the race is broken, the sound comes in and out at various points. The story... well there's none - the career mode is incredibly boring.

I wouldn't recommend it to the fans of the Dirt series expecting something similar to Dirt 2 or 3. It's just a forgivable casual racer whichI wouldn't recommend it to the fans of the Dirt series expecting something similar to Dirt 2 or 3. It's just a forgivable casual racer which is fun. It's not really a simulator, also it doesn't feel truly next gen. If you want a next gen experience, play Forza Horizon 4 or wait for Forza Horizon 5

Es un juego de coches muy entretenido pero algunas pruebas no me gustan nada como las de correr sobre hielo o las pruebas de drift. ForzaEs un juego de coches muy entretenido pero algunas pruebas no me gustan nada como las de correr sobre hielo o las pruebas de drift. Forza Horizon sigue siendo el rey en los juegos de coches arcade.

I love the couch coop! This is the game we play the most - nice graphics and fun for both type of players - racers and fighters.

It's bright, it's fun, it's loud, it's beautiful. Gets repetitive with tracks and cars after a while, but the constantly changing weatherIt's bright, it's fun, it's loud, it's beautiful. Gets repetitive with tracks and cars after a while, but the constantly changing weather feels amazing. There's plenty of game to keep you entertained.

Dirt 5 is just "dirt" easy and I really don't know why. No one who has played a whiff of arcade racing games would even lose in this game;Dirt 5 is just "dirt" easy and I really don't know why. No one who has played a whiff of arcade racing games would even lose in this game; meanwhile even 100 hours in Dirt Rally won't land you a constant top 3 in the game. On top of being poorly optimized and not really looking all that modern, it makes you say that Codemasters ruined their last title being an independent company.

Codemasters has created a problem by splitting the Dirt series into two distinct lines. Dirt Rally is more of a hardcore sim, while theCodemasters has created a problem by splitting the Dirt series into two distinct lines. Dirt Rally is more of a hardcore sim, while the mainline Dirt series is getting more and more arcadey.The problem here is that most fans liked the older Dirt games because they were a good balance of arcade and sim, hardcore and casual. Now, we have Dirt Rally 2.0 which has a incredible driving model but is almost a sim to the point of no longer being a game, and Dirt 5, which is so casual that it almost feels like Mario Cart.Unfortunately, by creating these two extremes to differentiate the games, they are leaving a big empty space in the middle for the fans who liked the combination of a fun game but with great physics.I think codemasters is going to have to rethink the strategy here, or some other rally game is going to swoop in and steal the fanbase of the older games.Dirt Rally 2.0 was more like Dirt Rally 1.25 and this game is basically Need for Speed: Off Road. I think they need to consolidate both lines back into one really good rally game.

This is the best Dirt in a long time. Play DIRT Rally if you want a sim. However DiRT 5 is just plain fun. I could do without the gimmickyThis is the best Dirt in a long time. Play DIRT Rally if you want a sim. However DiRT 5 is just plain fun. I could do without the gimmicky Donut podcast but it doesn't take away from the game. It looks and play great on the Series X.

The new instalment of the Dirt franchise is full of energy and style but lacks in some aspects that made the previous iterations so attractive.

The worst Dirt game ever. Come on, this is just Sega Rally, only without that arcade background. Some critics said that there’s a lot to do inThe worst Dirt game ever. Come on, this is just Sega Rally, only without that arcade background. Some critics said that there’s a lot to do in the game. I would strongly disagree - 95% of the game is racing (or rather sliding) against other cars on muddy/snowy/icy tracks, using brakes 6 times per lap. There is no rally experience whatsoever. No reward. Like I said - Sega Rally meets NFS.

Never bought a Dirt Game since Dirt Rally (PSVR version) but as this was only racing game at launch, took a shot. I am so glad I did. This isNever bought a Dirt Game since Dirt Rally (PSVR version) but as this was only racing game at launch, took a shot. I am so glad I did. This is like the DriveClub that was meant to be, only wider variety of vehicle types and surfaces. Silky smooth 60FPS graphics in quality mode (same in online races).Wheel support is fantastic with good handling feel over different surfaces and conditions and FFB works nicely with a T300RS Thrustmaster.The game’s soundtrack is also epic.The dev team are fairly local to where I live and I am so glad they are back on track with this title. I have just spent 5hrs solid and I’m addicted to it. If only DriveClub could be re-released on PS5 with 60FPS, that was the only thing stopping the title being a huge system seller for PS4 and Pro!As a launch title for PS5, I think it has the best graphics on any title, including Miles Morales & Demon Souls ! I don’t think Dirt 5 marketing team have really promoted this as well as they should have. I was totally not expecting the title to be this good. SuperbEDIT : some slowdown has been introduced in latest patch that wasn’t there previously, so would deduct 2 points for that. 8/10 currently

In a game called Dirt, dirt has no effect on car’s behavior, and neither does snow. Only ice forces you to make adjustments to your driving.

DIRT 5 is an excellent, stunning and simply enjoyable arcade racer that is easy for anyone to pick-up and play regardless of your motor vehicle knowledge with a career mode that is surprisingly entertaining. You may want to pick it up on PlayStation 5 though since it feels awesome to play with the new DualSense features.

Codemasters truly are the experts of their craft. DIRT 5 is a step in a different direction that will be met with some fans not enjoying the rather arcade-style gameplay, but it is absolute joy for those do like this type of fast-fluid party action. There is enough variation in track diversity thanks to the dynamic weather and track terrain conditions to help keep DIRT 5 fresh.

If you’re already a fan of the Dirt franchise, there’s little to take issue with here – jump right in. If you’re a racing fan who’s new to the series, though, I can definitely say Dirt 5 is worth a look.

DIRT 5 on the PS5 is the best version of the game to get on PlayStation consoles, when it works. That’s a big caveat, and most gamers will not want to have to constantly remember to pre-emptively upload their save game after a few races, or risk losing hours of progress due to one unfortunate crash. This also necessitates a PlayStation Plus subscription, since copying PS5 save games to USB storage is unfortunately not an option as of this writing. Assuming these issues get patched out, then it is easy to recommend buying this on the PS5, because DIRT 5 is a showcase racing game for the next generation of consoles with its smart use of haptic feedback and ray tracing, all while delivering a smooth performance.

Dirt 5 can afford to be vain, because it’s the kind of game you play because you think the levels are pretty. And you’re not wrong. They’re very pretty. But it’s not the game you play if you want to play a racing game. It’s barely the kind of game you play if you want to play a driving game. It’s the kind of game you play if you just want to move through pretty levels, which is something lots of videogames do these days. So Dirt 5 at least has that going for it.

DiRT 5 looks good, but feels way too dull to really trigger our love of arcade racing, specially with a lousy AI and multiplayer races that all end up in a demolition derby round. At least, Playground mode saves the day and brings a welcome dose of pure fun into the mix.

Dirt 5 is an at times gorgeous and fun racer, but the uninspired campaign and a lackluster multiplayer mode leaves much to be desired.

The improvements to the handling, performance, visuals, and sound make DIRT 5 on PS5 the ultimate version of the game. If you're still on the fence about getting it, you're missing out.

If you've just got yourself a PS5, don't sleep on DIRT 5. It brings bombastic, arcadey racing to the console's launch lineup, giving you something totally different to play alongside the heavy hitters. Although the haptic feedback implementation is basic and one or two visual bugs remain, the core experience is seriously fun, and well worth checking out if you like driving sideways.

The last-generation version of DIRT 5 truly feels like a beta in comparison to this product. The game was designed with the PS5 hardware in mind and shouldn’t have seen a release on the PS4. This is an excellent way to experience what the PS5 is capable of; especially if you have a 4K 120hz television.

Hardcore fans of rally racers will be disappointed with the lack of tuning options and a classic rally mode but that does not detract from theHardcore fans of rally racers will be disappointed with the lack of tuning options and a classic rally mode but that does not detract from the fact that Dirt 5 is an absolute joy to play. The pure act of driving and drifting around tight curves has rarely felt this satisfying. Pair that with a banger soundtrack, a decent amount of content and a functional four player-splitscreen and you have one of the better arcade racers on the PS4.

Dirt 5 represents a complete about-face for the main Dirt series, shedding virtually all semblance of simulation in favour of an unabashed, arcade-inspired racing experience that draws from just about every influence you can name except its direct predecessor. It’s not especially deep, and there isn’t as much variety in the career mode as it claims, but it’s fast, frantic, and extremely handsome, and the wild and wacky stunt track editor truly has its hooks in me.

If you’re a fan of Driveclub, Motorstorm, and Sega Rally Revo than this is the game for you. I’m playing on the Xbox One X and it looksIf you’re a fan of Driveclub, Motorstorm, and Sega Rally Revo than this is the game for you. I’m playing on the Xbox One X and it looks amazing even for last gen hardware. The weather effects deserve a special shout out! At its core though Dirt 5 is an old school arcade game that is a ton of fun and has great vibes and soundtrack. 4 player split screen is also a huge bonus. They really don’t make em like this anymore!

Dirt again presents fun rally races but at the same time fails at the same point: It's kind of the same game that came to exhaustion fast and thrown away to play a new game.

I don't remember having so much fun with a racing game. It is a real pleasure to play this game. It has everything to entertain you for hours.I don't remember having so much fun with a racing game. It is a real pleasure to play this game. It has everything to entertain you for hours. The presentation is incredible. The graphics are outstanding, especially when it's raining. I am very happy I bought this game, the gameplay is so good and addictive. This is a must have for all Series X owners.

If only it had Dirt 2’s crashdamage, this would have scoreda perfect 10. Even withoutit, this is a superbly playable,varied, and visually gorgeousracer.

I thought it was terrible at first, because it handles way too arcadey, much more so than my favorite in the series (Dirt 2). It only everI thought it was terrible at first, because it handles way too arcadey, much more so than my favorite in the series (Dirt 2). It only ever feels right on ice, which is a shame. But ignoring my expectations - that it would be a worthy successor to 2 - it's not a bad racer on its own merits. I quite like it after playing a while, now.

Refunded. Terrible driving model (without steering wheel support) + all cars feel the same, terrible from technical side (demanding and looksRefunded. Terrible driving model (without steering wheel support) + all cars feel the same, terrible from technical side (demanding and looks bad to average), no car setup, shallow career AND with core game crying for patches, you can already buy an expensive season pass. Try it if you get it for free or if you really MUST, then wait until it's at least -75%, isn't nearly worth the price or "Dirt" name.

Dirt 5 doesn't really look next-gen, but there is very little wrong with the game itself. It plays so well, that you'll forgive and forget to poorly design choices of the game. Highly recommended for anyone who loves arcade racing games.

Dirt 5 is a fun arcade racer. It isn't the prettiest game around but does it really matter? The gameplay is smooth (you can pick between fpsDirt 5 is a fun arcade racer. It isn't the prettiest game around but does it really matter? The gameplay is smooth (you can pick between fps and graphics). The music is very nice. Even though it's not as good as in the famous Dirt 2, it is still miles better than most other racing games.The AI difficulty is set on normal as default. Normal is quite easy, (just as in previous Dirt series) You can of course pick hard and very hard mode as well. I would recommend a harder difficulty than normal for most players.The reason I wanted to review this game is that you shouldn't believe the Forza Horizon fanboys who never played the game and just compared their next gen trailers. Forza Horizon and Dirt are about as equal as Gears of War and Fortnite. Forza Horizon is a mmo racing/cruising game. Dirt 5 is a fast paced arcade racer.I was surprised how much this game looked like Dirt 2 (menu structure, music, gameplay elements) and at times, it really plays like Sega Rally. This game is super arcade. I do prefer Dirt 2 over Dirt 5 overall.There are some cons- Menu's are extremely colorful, maybe abit TOO colorful.- Lines between characters feel unnatural and awkward. (maybe due to covid 19? a different way of recording voice overs?)- Arcade racers in general tend to be abit minimalistic.- Not as good as Dirt 2Other than that a great arcade racer. Forza Horizon is an apple. Dirt 5 is a pear.

One of Codemasters' best racing games, DIRT 5 is an unbridled shot of adrenaline-fuelled fun that's impossible not to love. Superlative stuff.

DiRT 5 does not bring anything revolutionary to the arcade driving genre, but it does manage to set the saga in a territory where no one can doubt its existence. DiRT is still DiRT, an episode that takes the best of the first three numbered installments and does not forget to provide the excellent set design of the Rally side. This anarchic philosophy is enjoyed at the controls, but it suffers from a series of technical problems and graphic finishes that are below expectations. A remarkable title specially designed for lovers of the saga and four wheels, but which fails to establish itself as a benchmark in its genre.

Overall, DIRT 5 fixes everything that was iffy about the prior entry and does so in a way that breathes new life into the long-running series. DIRT 5 has smoother controls and more versatile framerate options than prior entries have had – at least on consoles – and the addition of non-position objectives helps makes races more replayable and a bit more fun since you may have to step outside of your comfort zone, or more accurately, increase your comfort zone over time, to fully embrace it. DIRT 5 clicks with the player faster than any prior entry and is an absolute must-play for anyone who has loved the series before, or who hasn’t and wants to start fresh. There’s no better rally racer on the market than DIRT 5.

Dirt 5 isn’t the next-gen technical showcase you were probably hoping for, but its excellent off-road tracks are an absolute delight to race on while superb modes such as Arcade, Playgrounds and Online/Offline multiplayer provide enough gas in the tank for numerous revisits.

DIRT 5 refreshes the arcade rally series with a challenging and very engaging racer. An high variety of modes and tracks coupled with a dynamic weather system make it the game to play for all lovers of off-road racing.

DIRT 5 on Xbox One isn’t the best DIRT title there has ever been but it definitely deserves a place in the line-up. Just involve yourself in the racing, forget about the faff, and you’ll be sure to have a jolly good time.

Not often these days I end up playing the game late in the night and looking forward to the next morning to play again. Above all, it's a pileNot often these days I end up playing the game late in the night and looking forward to the next morning to play again. Above all, it's a pile of fun. Even the career mode is not a chore, as these usually are in racing games.I really love Dirt 5, and the more you play it, the more you appreciate the true scale of the game. A huge variety of locations and cars. The weather effects are tremendous.Yes, this is an arcade racer. Those who prefer sim/arcade or sim might not like this. I love my sims like Dirt Rally 2.0, GT Sport etc, but I've been looking for a good arcade racer, and this is the one that fits my needs. Among others, Motorstorm fans will love this.Graphics: seen a lot of comments about this, but there are very good. Not up to Forza 4 standards, but definitely on a high standard.The collision detection is perfect for close and fair online racing. You can't just barge through a corner and puts everyone of course. The cars remain somewhat planted, a bit off course, but another player can't nudge you out of the game. Already played some very exciting online races.The current online options are very basic but Codemasters has promised to upgrade these.Time trials: if you love time trials, this is the game to play. A huge amount of track/car combos where you can compare your times to global players an friends.Hope to see you on the track!

This is the worst game in the Dirt series. The graphics are ugly. The game looks exactly as cheap as Grid 2019. Gameplay, A.I and physics areThis is the worst game in the Dirt series. The graphics are ugly. The game looks exactly as cheap as Grid 2019. Gameplay, A.I and physics are bad. I'd rather play Dirt 3 / Showdown than that horror.

Dirt 5 immediately feels like a classic off-road romp of explosive proportions. Customisation options fizzled too soon for my taste, but this is still a solid title for any arcade-sim race fan.

Dirt 5 adopts the arcade sensibilities of the series' past, but its frenetic action is dampened somewhat by an uninspired handling model.

I honestly like the game Its a cool fun twist on the rally racing genreDirt 5 is probably one of the most fun games i played in 2020TheI honestly like the game Its a cool fun twist on the rally racing genreDirt 5 is probably one of the most fun games i played in 2020The game take a more arcady feel to its gameplay and i loved that I had fun playing this gameIt might look a bit dated compared today's standards and some people would prefere the old rally feeling but honestly if you want the classic feeling, you can play dirt rally, that game is for youBut how ever, i do find the game a little short especially for a 60$ game but its a racing game so what did you expect and also, for a racing game this game has an interesting story and that dialogue you hear from donut media everytime you complete a race is kinda funny and its fun to listen to it and i also i like how the weather changes during the races and these cool locations in the gameOver all, i like this game, i really doIts a fun racing game and if you're a dirt fan and want to buy this gameDont hesitate to do so, its really worth it

Dirt 5 is a content-rich, diverse arcade racing game that is unlike anything else among racing titles of this year. Codemasters’ new direction in the Dirt franchise might not be what veteran off-road enthusiasts would’ve expected. Still, Dirt 5 accomplishes its mission of expanding to a broader audience with engaging arcade-y gameplay, and sets the series off on an exciting new path.

DIRT 5, sets out to offer an arcade style racing game with an in-depth narratively driven career mode, and an array of other exciting modes for all to enjoy. The graphics and environments on display are stunning, with an immersive sound design to tie it together. The Playgrounds mode offers an endless sea of creative possibilities for players to test their skills, while chasing the top spot on the global leaderboards. All of these features are a wonderfully wrapped gift, that comes together to create one of the most fun racing games to date.

DiRT 5 feels like a game that is built to showcase new hardware. Still, if players stick with the frame rate mode it works just fine on the last generation as well. I cannot wait to dig in once I get my Series X, but even on One X this game is truly a looker. The game play feels fantastic, it just feels like a game that will showcase better on more powerful hardware.

Dirt 5 isn’t at all the game I thought it would be. Far from a clinical rally sim, what it is is a simple, fun off-road racer that has a big personality. While it doesn’t dive too deep underneath the hood, it still tears up a huge number of tracks across a great number of race types—it does more than enough to keep players firmly in the driver’s seat.

DIRT 5 takes off-road racing to another level. The game is 100% recommended, and comes with Smart Delivery to enjoy it on Xbox Series too.

Dirt 5 is an excellent rally racer offering plenty of race modes and car classes to choose from. The Career mode is engaging, and the presentation is gorgeous.

Dirt 5 is that one friend you love to go out drinking with. It’s brash, bold, and it’s a lot of fun. It’s got a bunch of awesome tracks and a dynamic weather system that works really well, and then the playgrounds mode injects much-needed longevity into a game that might become stale after 20-30 hours or so. However, if you’re looking for a racing experience where detail, precision, and tinkering is important then Dirt 5 isn’t for you. But if it's fun you're after, you’ll have a blast.

Dirt 5 is similar to Project CARS 3 with its arcade racing style - just with a larger focus on rally racing. The style absolutely works in Dirt 5, offering up accessible rally racing to anyone interested in getting behind the wheel. Of course, the drive is what you make it. So should you want to become a master racer to take on other skilled players online, that option is also easily available to you so long as you're willing to put in the time.

Even with an enhanced version on the horizon that includes 120 fps with the arrival of next generation consoles, Dirt 5 delivers a fantastic off-road racing experience full of content that will keep you busy not only on the track, but also off with the addition of the new Playgrounds arena editor. Considering there is a free upgrade to the next-gen version as well, there is no reason not to go ahead and pick this one up if you were at all interested, especially if you are a fan of the franchise.

Codemasters takes the fun road for its new Dirt: it’s not the best in the series, but it’s exciting to play, even considering some technical issues on current-gen consoles.