The realistic racing simulation starts today

Project Motor Racing is released today for PC as well as the consoles from Sony and Microsoft and aims to secure one of the top spots in the racing game genre with detailed models of vehicles and tracks. A brand new trailer is available to view just in time for launch.

In Project Motor Racing, players can experience the beautiful, but sometimes somewhat harsh, world of professional motorsport up close on their home screen. The racer, developed by Straight4 Studios together with Giants Software, brings a total of 70 vehicles to the start in 13 classes.

Realism and diversity

These include many iconic cars from well-known brands such as Lamborghini, Audi, Porsche and Aston Martin from five decades. Players can take a seat in the cockpit of historic vehicles as well as in the most modern, top-class super sports cars.

What’s special: The developers had the controls of each individual vehicle thoroughly tested by real racing drivers and brand partners in order to then provide the most realistic driving experience possible using the First Principle physics engine developed specifically for the game.

Play alone or online

On the 28 race tracks scanned in detail, dynamic weather conditions, a complete day-night cycle and adaptive racing lines are intended to provide new challenges again and again. The developers recently dedicated a video to these so-called True2Track features. In addition to a single-player campaign, Project Motor Racing also offers cross-platform ranking events and online races. The game is available for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.