The Assetto Corsa Rally early access experience keeps growing, and Traxion has spun up a living reference to keep pace with it: a running list of every stage currently available in the sim, updated as new content lands.

That’s the whole idea here — rather than a one-and-done announcement, it’s a maintained tracker of the stages you can actually drive right now while the title works its way through early access. As Kunos adds routes, tweaks locations, and expands the roster over the coming months, the list gets updated to reflect what’s live, so you’re not squinting at outdated patch notes trying to figure out what’s playable.

It’s a small resource, but a genuinely useful one for a game in this state. Early access rally titles tend to evolve in fits and starts, and stage counts are the single number most of us care about — it’s the difference between a demo you’ll bounce off in an afternoon and a package with enough variety to keep the co-driver busy.

Why it matters to sim racers: if you’re weighing whether Assetto Corsa Rally is worth buying in now or waiting, stage availability is the honest yardstick. Screenshots and physics chatter are nice, but what you’re really paying for is places to drive. A current, no-spin list of what’s in the build lets you judge value on your own terms instead of on hype. Bookmark it, check back after each update, and let the numbers tell you when the content has hit the threshold that’s worth your money and your time. For a sim still finding its feet, that kind of running tally beats any launch-day trailer.

Originally reported by Traxion.