NASCAR Heat Evolution's third developer diary provides additional insight into game modes.

The most notable feature mentioned is the ability for 40-user online races. Three lobby types are designed to help funnel users into an appropriate race: No Rules (Casual), Normal, and Hosted (host can select level of users who can join along with bevy of race settings).

The developer video also provides a look at the create-a-driver feature and also career mode. Continue on to watch. ...

In their newest developer blog, Monster Games share some of their goals and focus for NASCAR Heat Evolution.

Featuring interviews with studio executives and designers, the goal for their return to NASCAR gaming is to deliver an authentic experience while also being able to bring in casual and experienced driving gamers.

Continue on to see the developer diary. ...

DM Racing & Monster Games have released the first official trailer for NASCAR Heat Evolution, the first full-fledged NASCAR title for PS4 & XB1.

The trailer provides a quick look at the licensed tracks in the game, a fast scan through some of the selectable drivers & racing teams, the create-a-driver face options, car set-up settings, and some in-game racing including pit stops and crashes.

NASCAR Heat Evolution will release on September 13, 2016 and is currently available to pre-order for just $48 for Amazon Prime members. The title will hope to reach and satisfy a hungry NASCAR gaming fanbase as it faces a challenge in reaching more casual gamers in such a crowded release window. Late August through October features game releases for titles such as No Man's Sky, Madden NFL 17, NBA 2K17, FIFA 17, WWE 2K17, and Battlefield 1, among others. Such a populated release window is believed to be one of the reasons NBA LIVE 17 has been moved to an early 2017 release instead of staying in late September/early October.

Continue on to see the first official trailer for NASCAR Heat Evolution. ...

After acquiring the NASCAR license from Eutechnyx, publisher Dusenberry Martin Racing (DMR) has announced the return of developer Monster Games to develop NASCAR Heat Evolution for PS4 & XB1. The Northfield, Minnesota-based studio previously developed NASCAR Heat and NASCAR Dirt to Daytona in the early 2000s.

While no game media happened to be released with the news, it was disclosed that the game will include all 23 licensed NASCAR tracks, a new AI and Speed Rating system, Career and Chase modes, as well as the return of Challenges. UPDATE - The first game trailer is expected to coincide with the Coca-Cola 400 in early July.

Carl Edwards will grace the cover of the game when it releases on September 13, 2016. Continue on to read the first game details straight from DMR. ...

Today in a special event from Texas Motor Speedway, DM Racing announced NASCAR '15 coming to PlayStation 3, X-Box 360, and PC on May 22. GameStop is the exclusive retail home for the game which will also be available digitally on PSN, XBL, and Steam. The game will retail for $19.99.

The game is more of an updated NASCAR '14 with the new 2015 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series paint schemes than it is a new game. DM Racing is also working on a 2016 NASCAR title (presumably NASCAR '16) for PS4, XB1, and PC.

Dusenberry Martin Racing (a subsidiary of DMi Games) acquired the NASCAR license from previous developer Euctechnyx on January 1. ...