DiRT 3

A made racing video Game called Dirt 3 (stylized as DiRT 3) was created and released by Codemasters. In the primary Game mode, "Dirt Tour," players compete in various events to collect reputation points and the attention of sponsors, who then give them new cars. 

Colin McRae: Dirt 2's flashbacks are back and can be utilized up to five times on any difficulty, but they cost reputation points. 

New features include:

• Players can directly be uploading of replay recordings to YouTube.
• Players can experience The apparition of snow and rain.
• A "Hardcore mode" that restricts players to the cockpit perspective (often known as "head cam") without driver assistance.

Numerous racing disciplines from Colin McRae: Dirt 2 is featured in the Game, but it also adds new modes and fields. There are other unique online modes besides the standard off-road focused variants.

• Drivers in "Invasion" smash wooden targets to earn points.
• The "infected" drivers spread the zombie illness as quickly as possible in an "outbreak."
• In "Transporter," the drivers engage in a Game of capturing the flag.

Key Features 

• On closed, looped race courses, rallycross competitions are held. Many drivers compete against one another on the same circuit over several circuits on these tracks, which can be made up of asphalt and gravel. 
• The winner is the driver who arrives at the finish line first.
• The analogy for trailblazers is a hill-climb competition. They occur in non-circuit, point-to-point courses, which can be made of a combination of asphalt and gravel. 
• They have staggered starts, and each driver competes to set the fastest time on the stages, much like rally events, except there is no co-driver.
• Like Rallycross events, Landrush competitions use spirited stadium trucks and buggies as their primary mode of transportation. Like Rallycross events, they also take place on looping, circuit race tracks, although these tracks are virtually always made of gravel. 
• Gymkhana, a brand-new franchise Game mode, requires players to perform tricks to rack up as many points as possible. 
• These complex moves include jumps, controlled spinning in a zone, doughnuts, drifting through gates, and crashing into foam blocks. 
• The participant with the most points after executing these manoeuvres wins the competition.
• The Crossover events from Colin McRae: DiRT are comparable to Head 2 Head competitions. 
• Two drivers compete against one another to manoeuvre two lanes across a crossover track, often made of a combination of tarmac and gravel. 
• The first-place finisher is crowned the winner, and the second-place finisher is sent home.