Gran Turismo Sport

After a long wait, Gran Turismo Sport is here, and it is racing perfection beyond measure. This is the best racing game that I have ever played, overflowing in beauty, grace, playability, and precision. Driving a go-kart, a fusion-engine concept race car, or a standard Ford Focus all provide a wealth of fun and unique challenges. Gran Turismo Sport is a triumph, and will be played voraciously by racing fans for years and years to come.

With GT Sport, the Gran Turismo series steers towards eSports and accelerates its transition to multiplayer online gameplay only. The solidity of its racing rules & regulations and gaming netcode will be fundamental to its success.

With impressive graphics, excellent controls and a well-developed online mode, Gran Turismo Sport could have been the best racing game of the year. Unfortunately, the lack of cars and courses and a half-baked single-player mode results in a game that does not reach its full potential. The foundation is great though, and if Polyphony Digital continue to add content at a steady pace Gran Turismo Sport might just grab the gold in the end.

Regardless of its foibles, let this installment be the start of a real commitment by Polyphony Digital to online racing – one that is folded into the main series' career mode and which is not just a temporary dabble like the track creator of GT 5 or the dynamic time/weather and race clubs of GT 6. GT Sport has enough qualities that it should be the start of something better and not just a detour for the franchise.

GTS lacks overall depth, but it is saved from being a complete failure by its stellar visuals, fun and realistic driving experience. I know how much work goes into producing a major-budget title like GTS, so I would never use the word lazy when describing the effort of the development team...However, this game comes off as an underdeveloped title that is being made to look more legitimate by the history of the series.

The real problem will be the expectations that millions of Gran Turismo fans bring. The vast majority who are going to buy this game aren’t the kind who’ll be reading this cautionary review, nor any other gaming publication for that matter. I imagine there’ll be a great deal of people strolling through a Wal-Mart, they’ll see a new Gran Turismo on the shelf, take it home, and then be completely dumbfounded by this barebones, obtuse, restrictive package. Those people are going to be profoundly disappointed by Sport, and I’m guessing so will most of the others who buy it thanks to the level of commitment necessary to get the most out of it. The people who go all-in will adore it, but the rest will be left in the dust.

With its lack of content and boring solo campaign, Gran Turismo Sport is simply inferior to its predecessors.

GT7 is actually not bad, it was just ruined by microtransactions. THE GT SPORT ALSO HAS THIS PROBLEM, BUT NOT AS SERIOUSLY AS THE GT7. For me, both the GT7 and the GTS are good driving simulators to help me practice my cars.

sad to see the game has shut down but I loved the fact that you could play on vr because it felt like you was driving an actual car but it does say in the name “the real driving simulator”

The developers tried to move on with this game in a new direction which succeeded only in a few parts. Basically it was a multiplayer game with a few bonus missions for singleplayer. Not for everyone.

Una demo de pago Las fisicas en caso de accidente es como si el coche fuera una piedra, y no digamos si chocas contra un coche de la IA, es como un muro. La inteligencia artificial es como un scalectric, salen en carrera lanzada porque no saben ni adelantar. Y van "relajados" hasta que los adelantas. Una vez adelantas al que va primero, hara mejores tiempos que tu, cosa que ko hacia hasta que le quitas el puesto, siendo absurdo, como adelantarte por fuera un la ultima curva, yendo tu a tope. Es como el gt5, respecto al gt6. Un juego inacabado que obligaron a sacar, en este caso el juegodefinitivo el es gt7. Forza motorsport le paso por encima hace mucho

Trash cut down game compared to the previous ones. Online required to save BS. Only purchased it cheap and pre-owned, because the little kids wanted to try the VR section. The VR is a visually middling experience. Low rez pixelated track look, but with a nice detailed car interior. GT used to be my goto game back on the PS2/3. A shame this mighty series has fallen to this low level mediorce and anti gamer practices. After trying several different VR games the motion sickness has finally gone. Still with all that plastic and rubber on the head? Head overheat happens pretty quicky. Yeah even when using a massive floor fan to try and counter it. Maybe I need to use PS/VR in the winter or something?