Codemasters has announced that the latest part in the GRID series is free to play this weekend on Steam. PC gamers can visit the game’s Steam store page, download, and start playing it. As said, this is a “free to play” offer, meaning that you’ll be able to only play the game during this period.
GRID promises to offer unrivalled wheel-to-wheel racing for everyone. Players will also be able to create rivals and nemeses on their road to conquering the world of motorsport.
The game features over 400 unique AI personalities that can create unpredictable racing around every corner. Players can aggravate an opponent too much so he/she can become their Nemesis. As such, their personality will instantly change to make sure they reach the chequered flag before players, by any means necessary.
As we also wrote in our PC Performance Analysis, GRID is a really beautiful PC racing game. Furthermore, GRID appears to be running smoothly on the PC, provided you have at least a quad-core CPU that supports Hyper Threading.
Have fun!
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You can also apply any steam emulator on top of the game files so you can play it after the trial forever.
or, weird idea, you could buy it.
May as well burn the money or give to a bumb in exchange for some bumb jokes, it would be better spent that way.
then don’t play it.
Not supporting DFGT… playing Autosport then.
some would say : Excellent . But its not EGS so ……..
Sales must be bad.
Serves Codemasters right for having made content exclusively for the Google Stadia version.
I wasn’t aware of that. What a strange thing to do given it’s history on PC.
It royally p*ssed off their loyal customers on Steam who’ve bought all the game’s season passes (yes, plural) to then discover news from elsewhere of said instance. Codemasters offered the most BS laughable excuse about why – some utter nonsense about cloud computing power making it possible despite it being a feature included in previous GRID games! Lying scumbags.
OK thanks for the info.