Online Mode – Allows you to play online with players around the world, and participate in competitions, or watch and comment on races. Fast Run Mode – This mode allows you to create races at will by choosing all the options (rain / good weather, cars, circuit, number of laps) or to test circuits in order to improve for online or career races, as well as to do lap times. By winning competitions with particular brands, these will give you more value and invite you to special races. In career mode, you start by driving low power cars ( Ginetta G40 Junior, Karting, etc.) and you have to win championships in order to unlock more difficult championships where you use more powerful cars ( LMP1, Formula 1, etc). Game ModesĬareer Mode – This mode allows the player to play championships and single player events. For solo players there’s an absolute ocean of content, and the multiplayer suite seems well-poised to pick up where the original Project CARS left off – while adding a pile of esports-friendly set-up options. The handling is utterly remarkable on a wheel or a pad, the expanded track selection is unmatched and boasts dynamic time and weather on every one, the much-improved car selection hits a whole host of fan-favourite beats, and the sound is seriously stunning.
Project CARS 2 is really the best kind of racing game sequel: one that’s improved so meaningfully it’s hard to go back to the previous instalment. In addition, Project CARS 2 supports virtual reality (VR), up to 12K resolution, and triple screen support. There are new manufacturers in the game, including: Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Jaguar, Honda, Acura and Nissan. The game now features off-road driving, including rallycross tracks and cars. This is achieved by a system called LiveTrack 3.0, including e.g. It advertises that “each track is a living, organic venue” and “changes lap by lap” as the race progresses. Project CARS 2 offers 140 track layouts at 60 different locations and 189 cars to choose from. The game will feature nine different motorsport disciplines, a host of fan-friendly custom multiplayer options (including the ability to build and host your own private racing leagues), and handling honed by professional racers and factory test drivers.
This next-generation racing game will feature over 180 cars from some of the world’s most famous manufacturers and the largest roster of race tracks on console (60 venues, 130 individual track layouts). Grab the Project CARS 2 Deluxe Edition and get accesss to the full game, Season Pass, and all bonus content including new cars, tracks, events, liveries. Take your ultimate driver journey to the max. It was released worldwide on 22 September 2017 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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