Dinsun Review
Dinsun here. I’ve never been a big fan of 'simulators' on a five-inch screen, but Dirt Trackin 2 does a respectable job with the physics. It’s hard—properly hard. You can't just hold the gas and win; you have to find the groove. That’s the only reason I’m not giving this a failing grade.
The rest of it? It’s amateur hour. The menus look like they were designed in 2005, and the sound design is just a constant, grating hum of engines that all sound the same. The career mode is just a checklist with no personality. It’s a tool for people who really, really love dirt racing, but for everyone else, it’s a clunky relic. It does one thing well—the driving—and ignores everything else.
Overall Stats
Pros & Cons
- Realistic dirt racing physics
- Good variety of car classes
- Responsive tilt and touch controls
- Dated graphics and UI
- Repetitive career progression
- Poor audio variety
Technical Report
Performance: Runs smoothly; minor physics glitches when hitting walls at high speeds.
- Multiple control layouts
- Steering assists
Audience Fit
Buy if: You are a die-hard racing fan who cares more about physics than graphics.
Skip if: You want a polished, arcade-style experience like Asphalt.
- Real Racing 3
- Rush Rally 3
- MudRunner
Reviewer Context
- Reviewer: Dinsun, hard-to-please veteran
- Hardware: iPhone 14 Pro
- Playtime: 14 hours
- Status: Completed Late Model season
