#DRIVE Rally Brings ’90s Racing Fun to Early Access This Fall.

Kalisz, Poland – May 8, 2024 — The team behind the endlessly re-playable #DRIVE is back, steering straight into the glory days of rally. Developed and published by Pixel Perfect Dude, #DRIVE Rally channels ’90s arcade energy with a modern feel. It launches in Early Access on PC and Mac this fall, with console versions coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch in 2025.

Think of it as a love letter to ’90s motorsport—big personality, fast stages, chunky slides, and plenty of ways to make a car feel like yours.

A Fresh Take on Classic Rally Racing

#DRIVE Rally brings that pick-up-and-play flow of old-school arcade racers into the present. You’ll blast through handcrafted locations across the globe, swap surfaces mid-stage, and wrestle iconic rally silhouettes—all wrapped in a stylized look and a cheeky sense of humor.

Key Features

• #DRIVE All Over the World: From the sunbaked straights of Dry Crumbs to the whispering woods of Holzberg and the frosty wilds of Revontuli, every route has its own rhythm and tricks to master.
• Legendary Cars: Strap into fan favorites like Das Holzwagen, The Doggo, and The Bobond from #DRIVE, with ’90s newcomers such as Das Sandsturm and Celestia joining the grid.
• Passionate Co-Drivers: Your co-driver isn’t just reading notes—they react to how you drive, dropping helpful calls and perfectly timed jabs when you overcook a corner.
• #DRIVE Design: Tune the look from tires to tailpipe. Paint, decals, doodads—the lot. Then freeze the moment in Photo Mode.
• #DRIVE Like It’s 1999: ’90s Easter eggs and arcade DNA everywhere. It’s a tight, feel-good handling model—no quarters required.

About Pixel Perfect Dude

Founded in Poland, Pixel Perfect Dude made its name with the mobile hit #DRIVE. With #DRIVE Rally, the studio doubles down on retro style, responsive handling, and playful details—this time on a bigger stage.

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