Project Cars 2 is pure racing heaven for car race simulation fans

Project Cars 2 is the racer of choice for those who dream of turning their passion into a full-time profession. t's this 'real' experience that's reproduced in Project CARS, and there's nothing even remotely video gamey about it. It's the same feeling, only here it's you doing the driving. While you can whip up a quick race and try a few various cars on different tracks, there is a fully fledged career mode that starts you from the bottom ranks, or basically offers you the opportunity to start where you want and drive what you want.



We played many top ps4 games racing simulators, and we concluded the Project Cars 2 is pure heaven for driving affectionados, it's one of the best racing games ever made. It has been a year since the visual stunning Project CARS made its splash into the simulation side of racing games for anyone with a PC, Xbox One or PS4, who enjoys putting time into the Forza Motorsport or Gran Turismo franchises. Just like in Gran Turismo, the career mode in Project CARS allows a player to start from the very beginning by competing in karting championships and work their way to the big time: either Formula 1 racing or WEC endurance races in LMP1 machines.



Project Cars 2 career mode can run dozens of hours, depending upon how you choose to play and which types of cars you're interested in. It's worth noting, however, Project CARS 2‘s signature addition — dynamic weather — will be prominently featured in Forza 7, plus with far more cars, tracks, and technical mastery. If you've played Project Cars 1 you will immediately see an improvement and a complete overhaul of the menu system in Project Cars 2, when you play for the first time you have one car and one track to practice with to get the feeling of the game which I thought was a good move, after that everything is opened up, cars, tracks, full menu system and there's a lot to take in especially if you have a steering wheel. There are a few top xbox one games for racing fans, I consider this one to be among the highest ranked out there.



Our conclusion: Project Cars 2 is one of the best racing simulation games out there, with plenty to offer to everyone, but with an emphasis on real driving experience for the fans of racing games genre that are deep involved in the car simulation area.

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