[5] The game has online events, taking the form of daily and weekly challenges that players can participate in.

Casu wanted to use what worked in Absolute Drift by refining the controls and making a "bigger, better, and more powerful" experience.

The game was supposed to launch on consoles with PC on September 23, 2020, but were unable to so due to the small size of team at the start of 2020.

However, Casu referred to it as a "blessing in disguise", allowing the team to improve and update the PC version of the game.

Art of Rally's console release included an update that added a map set in Kenya.

[18][19] On the same day, Funselektor Labs released a trailer that announced a free update for Art of Rally to include six more tracks set in Indonesia.

However, Reynolds felt that there were notable visual downgrades and frame rate issues on the Nintendo Switch version.

[26] Push Square's Brett Posner-Ferdman rated the game 7/10 stars, commending the visual style and atmosphere, stating that they "stand out".

Brett wrote that the environment felt "copy-pasted" at times, and criticized the "constant" object pop-in.