IGN has shared an official gameplay trailer for Project Motor Racing. For those who did not know, this is the spiritual successor to GTR. So, if you were a fan of it, you should definitely check it out. This trailer packs 3 minutes of raw gameplay footage, so it will give you a pretty good idea of the game’s sound, visuals, and driving.
In Project Motor Racing’s Single Player Career Mode, players will have to work their way through the tough world of pro racing. It’s not just about winning, it’s also about staying in the game from one race to the next. The pressure will be high, and every race will matter.
Racers can get excited for over 70 detailed cars from 10 famous racing classes like LMDh, GT3, and classic old-school cars. The game also has 27 real-world tracks that feel super real thanks to laser scanning. You’ll race through changing weather, day and night, all powered by super smooth driving physics using a fast 720 Hz simulation engine.
Project Motor Racing will feature a new physics engine that delivers super realistic car handling and detailed force feedback. According to the devs, every car’s handling has been carefully tested and approved by real car brands and hundreds of top professional racers to make sure it feels as real as possible.
GIANTS Software has also shared the official PC requirements for this new racing game. PC gamers will at least need an Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600 with 16GB of RAM and an NVIDIA RTX 2060 or AMD Radeon RX 580. The game will use the DX12 API, and it will require 50GB of free disk space.
The devs recommend using an Intel Core i7-9700 or AMD Ryzen 7 3800 with 24GB of RAM and an NVIDIA RTX 3070 or AMD Radeon RX 6800.
GIANTS Software will release Project Motor Racing on November 25th.
Enjoy!
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The immersive sound seems way better than Assetto Corsa, but not AMS2.
Graphics still look like a beta version, let's hope they'll improve the lighting in particular.
The way the cockpit moves around reminds me of the good old GTR2.
It's going to be very hard, maybe impossible to beat ASM2 imho.
But wait and see.
GTR2 was my favorite back in the 2000s, even more than rFactor.
I played it until the late 2010s, maybe even early 2020s, when the unofficial anniversary patch came out.
It still looks acceptable to this day:
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The last dying breath of old school simulators that bothers to have substantive singleplayer content, instead of being a glorified tech demo with hundreds of dollars of DLC and no reason to use them. The modern sim community has no idea how good we used to have it.
Literally just lying lmao. Arcade racers often had campaigns but certainly not stuff like GT, Forza, or the older GTR titles, and if they did they were extremely bare bones with no actual story.
I didn't say campaigns, genius, I said singleplayer content, a reason to f*king play. The old GTR games at least bothered to give you whole thematic seasons (with standings) and spec tournaments for the cars and tracks they offered.
Modern sims can't even manage that. How many more years is ASM2 going to go with just Single Race, Hot Lapping, and Practice? LMU is getting slammed as we speak because there's no singleplayer content, yet they dropped like 5 DLC packs, a subscription, and premium multiplayer hosting in Early f*king Access. Literally just husks for idiots with sunk cost rigs to dump their money into because m-muh 1000hz tyre physics!!1!
Yes, and as I said you can still find plenty of racing games with exactly that as an option…
You're acting like this is some sort of lost art when in reality you can still find sims with exactly that as an option to this day.
>y-yeah man they're everywhere!
>refuses to elaborate
Bring up GT, Forza, or PC2 in any sim racing discussion and you'll get told to kick rocks, so by all means, start listing the hardcore sims that have good singleplayer content you can play right now (so not on some """roadmap"""), I'm dying to hear what you have in mind.
Yeah brilliant argument, I couldn't care less what some random dweeb on a forum decides should & shouldn't count as sim enough to be a sim. You'll find clowns claiming that anything other than iRenting doesn't count as a sim and others claiming it's a terrible sim, both their opinions are worthless.
You also conveniently ignore that those old GTR titles also had a bunch of paid DLCs/expansions you needed before they were complete.
No GT or Forza player gives a flying f*ck about sim racing, so no, they don't count. DLC for completion is irrelevant, the point is modern sims sell you DLC with no goddamn singleplayer to use them with while GTR sold you EXPANSIONS to the singleplayer offering.
And so you STILL haven't given me any examples of a sim with good singleplayer. Either substantiate your f*cking point or go be a tourist somewhere else.
No GT or Forza player gives a flying f*ck about sim racing (and therefore PMR), so no, they don't count, and pretending like sim racing has any sort of surface level appeal like those games is disingenuous at best and genuinely braindead retarded at worst. They're so comically irrelevant to this discussion it's not even funny.
DLC for completion is irrelevant, the point is that modern sims sell you DLC with no goddamn singleplayer to use them with. GTR and such sold you EXPANSIONS to the singleplayer offering in the form of new seasons and tournaments with progression on top of new cars and tracks, not just yet another le laser-scammed clone of the Nürburgring in tHe HiGhEsT FiDeLiTy sEen yEt!!! and nothing else for $20, as if that alone somehow makes it any better than the other passionless modern sim slop doing the exact same f*cking thing.
And so you STILL haven't given me any examples of a sim with good singleplayer. Either substantiate your f*cking point or go be a tourist somewhere else, your replies are like sandpaper to my brain.
So you're genuinely delusional then, I don't know why I even bothered.
I did, you just spun around and immediately said they don't count bCuZ I sAy sO! Even pathetically trying to qualify that statement by claiming their status as a sim somehow depends on what their fan base thinks lmfao.
Well at least nothing of value is being damaged.