Polyphony Digital has struck the sweet spot with Gran Turismo 7. On its 25th anniversary, their latest release takes the series back to its roots and brings back the joy of playing Gran Turismo. Quintessentially, it is a racing simulator at heart that uni...
Helps you become a better racer, Engaging sim racing, Scapes is next-level photo mode, Extensive tuning options, Dynamic weather can be a gamechanger
Always online (largely), AI not challenging enough, Brakes can feel arcade-ish at times, Can't feel the track variety, Uninspired soundtrack, No voiceovers, Pay-to-win behaviour, Music Rally is a bore, Local multiplayer is letterboxed
Immersive and thrilling VR racing, Still an impressive sim
Not a complete VR remake
Gran Turismo 7 may be somewhat limited in how it uses PSVR2, but the new viewing mode transforms everything from your interactions to how you experience tracks. A great introduction to PlayStation VR2 and a good reason to dip back onto GT7...
Abstract: At first glance, Gran Turismo 7 offers much the same experience as the original game did back in 1997: an idiosyncratically clean aesthetic, a focus on authentic handling and impossibly shiny cars that put any carwash to shame. There have been some tweaks...
Stunningly realistic graphics,Car handling is superb,Brilliant use of haptic feedback on DualSense controller,Hundreds of cars to collect
Races can feel samey in single-player campaign,Ray tracing mode only improves non-racing elements,Cafe menu system is weird
We must admit, we've been waiting for a truly enjoyable Gran Turismo for a long time, and on the series' 25th Anniversary Polyphony seems to have answered our call.There are some bonkers design decisions, admittedly, and the petrolhead levels of details m...
Abstract: One of the more accessible and engaging entries in the series, Gran Turismo 7 offers tremendous breadth of features and an excellent driving experience in a very polished package. As a driving experience, GT7 glides along fabulously – it’ll make a virtual petrolhead out of you...
Published: 2022-03-02, Author: Tom , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Playstation's flagship driving series is 25-years-old and this latest edition shows off the power of the PS5 like no other motor game before it.The developers have tried to create a welcoming game this time around for players who may not be that familiar...
Abstract: I've never played a game as confident in itself as Gran Turismo 7. As soon as I booted up Polyphony Digital and Sony Interactive Entertainment's latest PlayStation exclusive, the words “The Real Driving Simulator” graced the screen.I was then directed to...
Incredibly high-quality motion and driving physics, GT Sport's online multiplayer systems carry over, Huge garage-load of single-player challenge to complete
More like OutRun than F1 ‘racing' in single-player, PP system still doesn't balance difficulty perfectly
Everything that made GT Sport so good, plus everything that made early Gran Turismo games so good. A simply stunning driving game and a superb showcase for PS5...
Default HDR settings a bit washed out, Licence tests might be too strict for some, Music Rally is underwhelming
(Image credit: Polyphony Digital)Gran Turismo 7 isn't just the best GT game, it's a racing sim masterclass brimming with a variety of modes and a huge number of cars to collect. The amount of high-quality solo content makes Gran Turismo 7 an essential pur...
