25 years after the release of the first title, Gran Turismo 7 brings all of the series best features as well as a myriad of improvements for the ultimate GT experience.25 years after the release of the first title, Gran Turismo 7 brings all of the series best features as well as a myriad of improvements for the ultimate GT experience.25 years after the release of the first title, Gran Turismo 7 brings all of the series best features as well as a myriad of improvements for the ultimate GT experience.
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The series peaked with GT4. U fortunately the relay value on GT7 is very low. There's no way to sell cars, which was a huge part of previous games, and it basically just hands you cars for winning races.
You always start at the very back of all races so they're not actual races, rather games of catch-up. Graphically it's gorgeous, but there's more to games than just how they look. I hope they fix a LOT of these issues as the updates come out.
EDIT: They just reduced payouts for races to push microtransactions. Absolutely horrible from the bottom up.
You always start at the very back of all races so they're not actual races, rather games of catch-up. Graphically it's gorgeous, but there's more to games than just how they look. I hope they fix a LOT of these issues as the updates come out.
EDIT: They just reduced payouts for races to push microtransactions. Absolutely horrible from the bottom up.
This game is so polished and thoroughly following the old style of Gran Turismo. It gives me so much nostalgia having played this series for nearly 20 years. It's so good. Graphics, game mechanics, "story mode" adds up to a great experience complimented by a better than ever music score that combines old tunes with a twist of new music. 9/10 great game. If it gets b spec I'll rate it 10/10, I miss that mode...
**A disclaimer** I'm a hardcore PC simracing player. And it reflects on my thoughts here **
It's been almost 10 years since we've got full Gran Turismo experience. And I hate to say it - I'm slightly disappointed.
Not by content - there is a LOT of cars and activities.
When it comes to tracks it's not as good - stable selection of known tracks and way too many of imaginary ones that games tends to focus during single player campaign.
Missions, quests, licenses guide you towards progression that means new cars and track. And it is slow - after 20hrs in i'm still somewhere near the start. Of course game pushes microtransactions everywhere to remind you that it does not need to be that slow, and you can buy progress.
What is not really bad is that very often you are forced into worst possible car/track combo that is just not fun to drive. On top of that those involving "AI" are basically putting you in the end of an computer generated cars (it's not AI) that are glued to their line and don't react at all to your presence, so they end up being more of an annoyance than competition.
Multiplayer is still fun, just got turned into "find best combo of tuning parts for win" instead of be faster for win. Differences in cars are way bigger than what you will get using default setups vs custom ones in real simulators.
And what is worst - it's a failure in technical department - not graphics as those are excellent for console standards but all other aspects - want to change FOV? Forget about it - forced to sit really close to 75" TV and feel like a kid in a truck with everything out of scale and problems with judging distance and speed? Bad luck pal.
Want to adjust pedals deadzone? No way to do it.
Want to adjust details in forcefeedback? Nope Want to adjust wheel angle? Not even nope - even if you want to do it from the wheel itself on start of every race game will autoadjust to what you've set on a wheel making it virtually impossible to change.
Want to adjust UI so it does not burn out your OLED? Nah Want to move around UI elements so driver list does not impose on rear view mirror? Not here
So still a Gran Turismo game. Nothing more.
It's been almost 10 years since we've got full Gran Turismo experience. And I hate to say it - I'm slightly disappointed.
Not by content - there is a LOT of cars and activities.
When it comes to tracks it's not as good - stable selection of known tracks and way too many of imaginary ones that games tends to focus during single player campaign.
Missions, quests, licenses guide you towards progression that means new cars and track. And it is slow - after 20hrs in i'm still somewhere near the start. Of course game pushes microtransactions everywhere to remind you that it does not need to be that slow, and you can buy progress.
What is not really bad is that very often you are forced into worst possible car/track combo that is just not fun to drive. On top of that those involving "AI" are basically putting you in the end of an computer generated cars (it's not AI) that are glued to their line and don't react at all to your presence, so they end up being more of an annoyance than competition.
Multiplayer is still fun, just got turned into "find best combo of tuning parts for win" instead of be faster for win. Differences in cars are way bigger than what you will get using default setups vs custom ones in real simulators.
And what is worst - it's a failure in technical department - not graphics as those are excellent for console standards but all other aspects - want to change FOV? Forget about it - forced to sit really close to 75" TV and feel like a kid in a truck with everything out of scale and problems with judging distance and speed? Bad luck pal.
Want to adjust pedals deadzone? No way to do it.
Want to adjust details in forcefeedback? Nope Want to adjust wheel angle? Not even nope - even if you want to do it from the wheel itself on start of every race game will autoadjust to what you've set on a wheel making it virtually impossible to change.
Want to adjust UI so it does not burn out your OLED? Nah Want to move around UI elements so driver list does not impose on rear view mirror? Not here
So still a Gran Turismo game. Nothing more.
It's great. VR is the only way to play it. Once you go VR. You can't go back. It's an amazing experience to actually be in the car. It's a much more realistic experience. I find that I can find the braking points so much easier with depth added. And now. I really know what it's like in my favourite supercar. A few tracks are missing though. I would like Silverstone to be added. So if you really want to appreciate this game. Get a vr headset.
What I don't like is every race, unless a custom race, you start from the back. It's still fun, but it's more catchup. Why they've never added qualifying. I don't know.
What I don't like is every race, unless a custom race, you start from the back. It's still fun, but it's more catchup. Why they've never added qualifying. I don't know.
One of my favourite franchises but now has taken a few bad turns.
Online only now, and today all day server maintenance meant no one can play the game! Paid 100 pound for premium edition and I don't actually own anything!
Cars are priced too high and you end up buying credits with actual money!
Sad times, paying 100 quid for one game wasn't enough!
Online only now, and today all day server maintenance meant no one can play the game! Paid 100 pound for premium edition and I don't actually own anything!
Cars are priced too high and you end up buying credits with actual money!
Sad times, paying 100 quid for one game wasn't enough!
Did you know
- TriviaThe game features almost 500 different vehicles from more than 60 manufacturers as of version 1.43.
- ConnectionsFeatured in PS5: The Future of Gaming (2020)
- SoundtracksMove Over the Castle
performed by Bring Me The Horizon
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