Install

You need

  • Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
  • Assetto Corsa, with some cars installed (the game uses your cars; none come with it)
  • Custom Shaders Patch 0.2.11 or newer for the races (get it here, or through Content Manager)
  • For the 3D garage: Visual C++ runtime (x64) and DirectX runtime

The installer tells you which of these it found.

Setup

  1. Run StreetCorsa-<version>.msi. No admin rights needed.
  2. Point it at your Assetto Corsa folder (the one with AssettoCorsa.exe).
  3. Done. Start the game from the desktop or the Start menu.

Windows may warn that the installer is unknown. Click More info → Run anyway.

The main screen
The main screen

A setting

The Mod Manager
The Mod Manager: install, switch off and delete mods

The installer is the core. The career you play is a setting, a download of its own:

  1. Download a setting’s zip (StreetCorsa-<setting>-<version>.zip).
  2. On the main screen, open Mod Manager → Install mods and pick the zip. Several at once work too.
  3. New Game shows it.

Engine packs and add-ons install the same way. A newer zip of an installed mod replaces it (the game asks first). The Mod Manager also switches mods off and on, and deletes them.

By hand: New Game → Open the Content folder and unzip it there.

Optional

  • People who talk back. Install Ollama, run ollama pull llama3.1:8b, then in the game’s Settings → AI pick Ollama and press Make the game’s model. Works best on a graphics card with 12 GB.
  • Police. Cops only show up if a police car is installed in Assetto Corsa: a setting says which.
  • Mods. Drop a mod’s folder into the Content folder of the game’s install folder (%LocalAppData%\Programs\Street Corsa\Content). Settings (the career you play) and engine packs come as mods.

Uninstall

Remove it from Windows’ Apps list. The uninstaller asks about your saves, settings and mods:

  • Keep my saves, settings and mods ticked: they stay for the next time you install the game.
  • Unticked: they go with the game.

An uninstall without the wizard (a tool such as winget, or msiexec /x by hand) always keeps them.