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Project CARS 2
Project CARS 2 is the next evolution in the award-winning racing series, featuring the most iconic cars under the most thrilling of conditions to deliver the “Ultimate Driver Journey” experience. Created by gamers, tested by world-class racing drivers, and the definitive choice of e-Sports pros – Project CARS 2 brings together the essence of motors...
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- Released
- September 22, 2017
- Developer
- Slightly Mad Studios
- Publisher
- Bandai Namco Entertainment
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Project CARS 2 Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Project Cars 2 is a massive game and if you’re looking for the next big simulator, this title should really be on your radar as developers Slightly Mad
When the issues of a game are rolled and stomped by its greatness, then it’s something to invest on if you have some spare.
Such issues that are very likely to be patched only serve to take the sheen off Project CARS 2 though rather than put a real dent in it. You can tell that there’s been heart and soul poured into the game, and while it’s sometimes a little rough around the edges, the uncompromising racing action manages to pull it through. The initial frustration you feel when you first take on a new event in a car you’re unaccustomed to soon turns to a feeling of accomplishment when you achieve that hard-fought victory, and it’s a feeling that’s hard to find anywhere else. Project CARS 2 won’t please all racin...
Excellent mechanics, lots of options, stunning visuals, top-flight sound design and a emphasis on accessibility make Project Cars 2 a worthwhile sequel that will appeal to anyone who loves cars and isn't afraid of a challenge.
Project Cars 2 offers plenty of driver assists to make the experience easier. But there’s still a large wall to climb over for players looking for a more arcade like racer. Unfortunately that means it’s hard for me to see a game like this be appealing to a large audience. There’s a steep learning curve for simulation racing games and that can be off-putting. At times I even felt the authenticity in Project Cars was too much.
Graphics: 7.0 Gameplay: 8.0 Sound: 10.0 Control: 8.0 Replay Value: 8.0 Online Gameplay: 7.0 Overall Rating: 8.0 Publisher: Namco Bandai Developer: Slightly ...
A definite improvement on the original, and despite some still notable flaws this is a wonderfully varied playground for motorsport fans of every kind.
Project CARS 2 may still be a bit rough in places but with more accessibility than before as well as an extensive amount of vehicles and tracks to race through, this simulation style game will please most fans of the genre.
Some sim-racing developers are in love with cars, but whether they love video games and the people who play them is unclear. I don't get that feeling from Project Cars 2 developer Slightly Mad Studios. The series is designed around the premise of making things fun, flexible, and easy for the player, and that focus comes out in the product.
Project Cars 2 is a game that doesn’t manage to capitalise on a lot of the enthusiasm that was generated for the original. Too buggy and not as accessible for newcomers as it should be, a lot of the genuine improvements are lost behind a veil of annoyance and frustration. Hopefully Slightly Mad Studios stick with it, because the wider range of racing disciplines, the refined career, and the improvements to LiveTrack and weather are all fantastic and deserve a better, more polished product to bring them to as many people as possible.
Prepare to make room for the arrival of Slightly Mad Studios’ amazing and likely to be hugely successful game, Project CARS 2. Many of you are soon to be spoiled as Project CARS 2 boasts exciting new features, an insanely well developed game engine, and a whole lot of amazing visuals to boot. If you’re a GT fan, prefer the LMP’s, or even if you fancy a Drift or Rally – this game has got you covered.