What does that mean? Well, instead of simply bumping a driver out of the way by applying the nose of your car into their rear, the game asks the user to understand the speed that is being produced, the type of track you are on, and to find the optimum line to achieve your goal. While you will see stock car like results and aggressiveness occasionally, GT Sport has more of an open wheel-type mentality to it. The strong physics, the precise handling, and the realistic feel to the vehicles all provide the user with unspoken feedback and educates you on what you are doing right or wrong, without saying a single thing.įor some, the style and mechanics that Polyphony Digital has provided may not be their cup of tea. That experience as a whole, was incredible.

track, and I found myself doing quite well on the hardest level of difficulty by simply understanding how my vehicle reacted to the track on which I was racing. The game rewards the user for employing the mindset of car vs. GT Sport is less about the grit and grind of racing, and more about the cerebral component of the competition, a component that is often overlooked by race fans and media alike. If you fall into that category, GT Sport will provide exactly what you are looking for. While aggressive driving is definitely prevalent in those two series, some may prefer a more elegant and precise type of racing.

When one thinks of road or oval racing, the beating and banging of the stock car in the US-based NASCAR series, or the GT car in German-based DTM series often comes to mind.

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