A new YouTube video titled “Two GTRs Just Ruined Burnout Paradise!” showcases Assetto Corsa running at 1440p, set against a Burnout Paradise-style backdrop with realistic graphics. The clip includes tags #dlss5 and #mobilecam. This video highlights that a game released in 2014 still inspires creator content.
The source listing is a bit vague. The data we received contains site markup but lacks a description, so we can’t confirm which mods, track, or car packs the creator used. We also can’t verify what the #dlss5 tag refers to. Consider it the uploader’s label rather than a confirmed technical claim.
The title does make clear the format: two GTR-class cars, a Burnout Paradise theme, 1440p capture, and a mobile camera angle. This blend of arcade-racing nostalgia and sim physics is a well-known combination in Assetto Corsa’s modding scene. The base game makes this possible.
Assetto Corsa fully launched on December 19, 2014, and it continues to perform well on Steam. It boasts a 93% positive rating from 77,122 reviews and has a Metacritic score of 85. You can grab it for $19.99 on Steam, and it often shows up in bundles for less.
Player activity supports this popularity. Steam currently shows 5,798 players in the game, nearly 12 years after its full release. We didn’t have access to a 24-hour peak figure, so we can’t compare this count with the daily high.
The game also stands alongside Kunos Simulazioni’s newer projects. Our earlier coverage discussed Assetto Corsa EVO, which includes a Walk Mode and a Free Roam update set for December 9 in Update 0.10. While that’s a separate title, it demonstrates the franchise’s continued momentum as the original game garners viral clips.
| Steam reviews | 93% positive (77,122 reviews) |
| Metacritic score | 85 |
| Current Steam players | 5,798 |
| Steam price | $19.99 |
| Full release date | December 19, 2014 |
Community Pulse
Overall, community sentiment is largely positive across 10 tracked signals. One Steam reviewer mentioned that the game is “cheap and still relevant in 2026,” adding that it “often shows up in bundles so price shouldn’t be an issue.” They also noted that VR “actually works constantly well on a Meta Quest 3S,” indicating it has staying power beyond just flat-screen play.
What To Watch
- Mod details: Keep an eye out for whether the creator shares the track, car, and graphics mods used in the video. Without that, replicating the look will be tough.
- The #dlss5 claim: Look for any technical breakdown that clarifies what the tag means in this capture and whether it reflects a real feature or just a label.
- Assetto Corsa EVO Update 0.10: Watch for the December 9 Free Roam release, which might draw attention and player counts toward the newer game.
Marcus Webb
Marcus Webb covers esports, competitive gaming, and community stories for Explosion.com. A former semi-professional Counter-Strike player, Marcus transitioned to journalism 5 years ago and has since covered major tournaments including The International, League of Legends Worlds, and the Valorant Champions Tour. He brings a player's perspective to competitive gaming coverage and is known for his data-driven analysis of player performance and meta shifts.
