The 1.0.2 patch is on the way for NASCAR Rivals on Monday (December 19) which will include quality of life updates, plus DLC is on the way.
The first major post-release patch for NASCAR Rivals from Motorsport Games is coming Monday (December 19) along with some paid DLCs with some new content.
The planned 1.0.2 patch will add a championship mode to the title, while the existing career mode will fix many community reported issues. The AI, UI and some gameplay updates should also improve the quality of life of the standalone Nintendo Switch title.
As for the DLC, it says that 30 color schemes and five new Challenge Mode challenges will be included in the pack. No price has been given for the DLC, but it will be available on the Nintendo eShop on the same day.
We’ll be keeping an eye out for the exact paint jobs and challenges these are, as well as the price. This will all start on Monday so keep it here and we’ll update you when more information becomes available.
NASCAR Rivals, which released back on October 14th, is available exclusively on Nintendo Switch for $49.99.
NASCAR Rivals 1.0.2 PATCH NOTES
fixes
- Fixed crashes in career mode
- Fixed issues with penalties in Challenges and Race Now
- Fixed getting stuck on completing championship events
- Fixed a crash when showing the season rating in championship mode
- Fixed corrupted audio issues
- Fixed player 2 controls when using split screen
AI
- Updated AI driver behavior and ratings
user interface
- Added DNF description (not finalized) to settings
- Showroom updated
- Minor text changes
- Championship mode UI updates
- Updated Paint Booth customization controls
- Fixed flipping stickers in the paint booth
- Updated lighting for night tracks
playing style
- Automatic transmission updates
- Engine values updated
- Updated event track times to better reflect reality
- DLC content appears in Challenges (sold separately on Nintendo eShop)
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