Progress Screen

The game stats screen in Assetto Corsa Evoluzione provides a comprehensive overview of the player's progress and achievements. It displays various key metrics and accomplishments that highlight the player's performance and engagement within the game. The screen presents information such as the current **Player Level** and prestige level. It also showcases the trophies or achievements earned, reflecting significant milestones and accomplishments. Other important details include the player's credit balance, which represents their in-game currency, as well as the number of collectible cards collected, total wins, podium finishes, total cars obtained, and total miles raced.

Furthermore, the stats expand further to provide event-specific details for each event class, such as Beginner, Pro and so on. This includes the number of Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals earned, the total number of events raced, and the prizes obtained. Lastly, the completion bar serves as an indicator of the player's overall progress in the game. Achieving 100% completion requires fulfilling specific criteria, including earning all Golden medals, unlocking all special events, obtaining all trophies, collecting all cards, and completing the History Mode.

On the second page of the game's statistics screen in Assetto Corsa Evoluzione, players can access a detailed overview of all the achievements available within the game. Each achievement is listed along with its corresponding name and description, providing players with an understanding of the specific goal or milestone associated with it. Some achievements may also contain hidden information or requirements, adding an element of mystery and exploration to the unlocking process.

On the third page of the game's statistics screen in Assetto Corsa Evoluzione, players can access a collection showcase of all the discovered collectible cards. Players can marvel at the intricate details and visual creativity that each card possesses. However, for locked cards that have not yet been obtained, players will see a representation of the packet design, building anticipation for the moment they are able to unlock and reveal the hidden card within.

The fourth and final page of the game's statistics screen in Assetto Corsa Evoluzione offers players a range of progress-related options for managing their career and game data. This page provides convenient tools to reset or delete specific aspects of the player's progress and history within the game.

The available options include:

1. Delete All Progress: This option allows players to wipe all their progress, effectively starting fresh with a clean slate without having to do the whole authentication process again.
2. Delete Progress of a Specified Career Event or Race: Players can choose to reset the progress of a specific career event or race, allowing them to redo and improve their performance in that particular event.
3. Reset History Mode: This option enables players to reset their progress in the History Mode, providing an opportunity to experience the historical events anew or pursue different outcomes.
4. Reset Timers of Dealerships: Once *unlocked*, this feature allows players to reset the timers associated with dealerships, enabling them to access refreshed car inventories and opportunities.
5. Reset Car Kilometers: Also *unlocked*, this option permits players to reset the mileage of their cars, effectively rejuvenating their performance as if they were new.

These progress-related options provide flexibility and the ability to tailor the gaming experience to individual preferences. Players can choose to embark on a fresh career, improve specific aspects of their progress, or explore alternate paths in the History Mode. These tools empower players to customize their gameplay experience and experiment with different strategies and approaches within Assetto Corsa Evoluzione.

## Trivia

* Pressing on the collectible card triggers the display of a three-dimensional (3D) model of the card, complete with realistic reflections.
* When pressing on a locked packet of collectible card, instead of playing a typical locked sound, players are treated to the familiar sound of plastic crinkling or the rustling of a packet.