Gran Turismo 7 brings together the very best features of the Real Driving Simulator. Whether you’re a competitive or casual racer, collector, tuner, livery designer or photographer – find your line with a staggering collection of game modes including fan-favorites like GT Campaign, Arcade and Driving School. With the reintroduction of the legendary GT Simulation Mode, buy, tune, race and sell your way through a rewarding solo campaign as you unlock new cars and challenges. And if you love going head-to-head with others, hone your skills and compete in the GT Sport Mode.
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It's not Gran Turismo's fault. The game is a spectacular version of itself. Well, there are some issues. Some of the cafe collections are real annoying. Progression getting held up by RNG or unclear objectives.
But the main reason this is a two star game for me is that I'm not a bored adolescent anymore with the time or inclination to grind a game like this to completion. It's just not compelling.
But the main reason this is a two star game for me is that I'm not a bored adolescent anymore with the time or inclination to grind a game like this to completion. It's just not compelling.
Jay Leno's wet dream.
I had virtually no interest in cars before playing this, but I wanted something with good graphics for my shiny new PS5 and heard the haptic feedback in this game was incredible. That all ended up being true, but GT7's hardcore (to me) adherence to realistic physics and tuning is primarily responsible for me getting into cars (guess who knows how to change their brake pads and oil now...). It took me about a year of playing a couple races every week or two to "beat" the single player mode. I think treating this very casually was the way to go. Binging it would have been tedious.
That being said, the constant nudging towards spending real money on this game feels terribly out of place. Requiring this game to be always-online in the first place is ridiculous. Too bad modern AAA trends have infected their way into this.
I hear the original score for the older games goes hard. I ended up turning the music off entirely. At least the PS5 has Spotify support.
That being said, the constant nudging towards spending real money on this game feels terribly out of place. Requiring this game to be always-online in the first place is ridiculous. Too bad modern AAA trends have infected their way into this.
I hear the original score for the older games goes hard. I ended up turning the music off entirely. At least the PS5 has Spotify support.
As a gran Turismo game. It's starting to erk me how the games from the 90's are doing it better. Graphics and physics are the only reasons to go modern really. I could go on but I stand by the other score for how it's honeymoon period is and compared to other racing games in the modern age
Not a bad racing game by any means, with incredibly deep personalization and eye-watering visuals benefiting the undisputed king of console simulators. However, the singleplayer campaign is still struggling under the weight of the game's multiplayer slant and is let down by a lack of events alongside horrendous pacing.
One of the worst Gran Turismo games. Horrendous monetization, which should not be in any Gran Turismo game, period. An absolute grindfest, if you wanna buy a more expensive car. Shitty rigged roulette prizes and the „always online“ aspect fucking sucks.
But GT7 also has some positives to it. The cars handle great, good amount of cars, cool customization and the tracks look good. Although I did not like some of the changes to the original tracks, like removing that high speed chicane on Trial Mountain and the complete (visual) overhaul of Grand Valley Speedway.
The campaign is… kind of ass. I had the most fun with the missions and license tests, even if some were bullshit. Atleast they were a bit challenging, unlike the braindead campaign.
Don‘t buy this expecting a good Gran Turismo game. If you just wanna drive fast cars, then it‘s not a bad game.
But GT7 also has some positives to it. The cars handle great, good amount of cars, cool customization and the tracks look good. Although I did not like some of the changes to the original tracks, like removing that high speed chicane on Trial Mountain and the complete (visual) overhaul of Grand Valley Speedway.
The campaign is… kind of ass. I had the most fun with the missions and license tests, even if some were bullshit. Atleast they were a bit challenging, unlike the braindead campaign.
Don‘t buy this expecting a good Gran Turismo game. If you just wanna drive fast cars, then it‘s not a bad game.