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Perhaps the biggest criticism you can aim at Project Cars is that it tries to be all things to all racing game fans. It’s being pushed as a sim-style racer in the Forza/Gran Turismo vein, yet it’s closer in spirit to the pre-GRID Toca Race Driver games that Codemasters was pushing out ten years ago. It’s clearly angling for a mainstream audience, yet it also wants to impress those looking for a serious driving sim in the vein of Simbin’s GTR. It tries its best to please everyone through a mixture of in-depth configuration options and variety of cars and tracks, but it’s a little muddled and inconsistent as a result. We love Project Cars, but we can’t stop thinking that Slightly Mad Studios bit off more than it can chew.
Still, let’s start by praising all the good stuff. Like those old Codemasters racers this is a racing game with all the nonsense stripped away. You’re not here to fill your garage, earn style points or build a better, faster Mustang; you’re here to sign up for championship seasons, enter races, qualify high and finish higher. The Career mode plays like the old Race Driver career mode, but with all the old cut-scene chuffing filtered out. This has its bad points – and we’ll come to those later – but it’s good to see a racing game where the racing is so much the focus.
Project Cars has depth and variety as well. We don’t simply get GT and open-wheel racing, but a rich mix of karts, superkarts, open-wheel racing and road races, all organised into seasonal championships and one-off invitationals. Amongst the courses you’ll find a good range of homegrown UK favourites, European classics, the same US and Aussie tracks we’ve seen in Gran Turismo 6 and Forza 5, plus a handful of fantasy road courses based on the Cote d’Azur and the Californian freeways, amongst others. The car list might be no match for Forza or GT, but most of the big marques and models are in place, with a few real beauties like the McLaren P1, the Gumpert Apollo, the Pagani Huarya and the Aston Martin Rapide S. Whatever you want to drive and however you want to drive it, there’s something for you.
What’s more, it all looks magnificent. Right now this is the best-looking racer around (sorry Forza Horizon 2), crammed with beautiful cars, gorgeous, detailed scenery, rich, naturalistic lighting and superb weather effects. It’s cockpit views might not be the last word in authenticity, but they’re impressively immersive, going one better than rivals with a helmet cam that begs for a VR racing setup. The great thing about Slightly Mad’s last game – Need for Speed: Shift 2 – was that it made racing such a visceral experience, conveying the impression that you were being knocked around in the seat of a stripped-back sportscar, just inches from catastrophe at any time. Project Cars manages the exact same thing, then does it better.
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