Project Motor Racing
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Project Motor Racing Gets Loud With The New V8 Power Pack
Project Motor Racing has released its V8 Power Pack DLC, adding nine V8 race cars across modern Australian, contemporary American muscle, and historic classes. The expansion also includes the Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta circuit with two layouts. Priced at £12.99, this DLC promises extensive rear-wheel-drive racing without electronic aids.
Project Motor Racing Adding Nine New Cars, New Track Next Month
Project Motor Racing will receive a new content update next month, adding nine new cars and a new track. The V8 Power Pack, featuring historic US muscle cars and Gen 3 Australian V8 Supercars, is scheduled for release on September 15.
Project Motor Racing Adds Free Holden Commodore, PC Triple-Screen Support in 2.1 Update
Project Motor Racing has released update 2.1, which includes a free V8 Supercars DLC pack featuring the Holden Commodore. The update also introduces a complete rebuild of the handling model for GT3 and GT4 categories, alongside PC triple-screen support.
New Project Motor Racing DLC Adds 9 Historic Cars, New Track
Project Motor Racing has released new downloadable content that adds nine historic cars and a new track to the game. This update is part of the ongoing effort to establish Project Motor Racing as a successful title.
Project Motor Racing Turns Back The Clock With The New GT Icons Pack
The GT Icons Pack DLC for Project Motor Racing is now available for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC, priced at £12.99. Developed by GIANTS Software and Straight4 Studios, this expansion introduces nine legendary race cars from the late 1960s and early 1970s, along with the new Rocky Knoll Raceway circuit.
GT ICONS PACK BRINGS LEGENDARY GT AND SPORTS CARS TO PROJECT MOTOR RACING
GIANTS Software and Straight4 Studios have released the GT Icons Pack DLC for Project Motor Racing, adding nine legendary GT and sports cars from the 1960s and 1970s. The pack also includes the new Rocky Knoll Raceway circuit and is available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Copycat Gran Turismo Games Now Ripping Off PS5 Racer's Marketing
The game Project Motor Racing is being criticized for imitating the marketing materials of Gran Turismo 7, specifically using similar YouTube thumbnail compositions and naming a car pack 'GT Icons'. Developer Straight4 Studios appears to be leveraging the popularity of Polyphony Digital's franchise to gain attention. This tactic has even fooled some viewers into believing it was an official Gran Turismo update.
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Free Play Days – Subnautica, One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4, Project Motor Racing and Graveyard Keeper
Xbox is offering Free Play Days for several games including Subnautica, Project Motor Racing, and One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 from April 9 to April 12. Graveyard Keeper will be available for all Xbox users to keep permanently from April 9 to April 13. These titles are accessible to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Premium, and Essential members, with some also available to all Xbox members.
Project Motor Racing Introduces the Japanese GT500 Pack
GIANTS Software and Straight4 Studios have released the Japanese GT500 Pack DLC for Project Motor Racing. This downloadable content introduces nine iconic machines from SUPER GT and JGTC, spanning two generations of the racing series, along with a fully scanned Japanese circuit. The pack is available for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Project Motor Racing Version 2.0 Overhauls the Simulation
Publisher GIANTS Software and developer Straight4 Studios have released Update 2.0 for the simulation game Project Motor Racing. This update is described as the largest since the game's launch, introducing significant overhauls to the simulation.
Project Motor Racing Version 2.0 Overhauls the Simulation
Project Motor Racing offers a realistic virtual racing experience with complex tuning systems, great handling, and impressive visuals. The game is designed for players who appreciate authentic driving physics and the challenge of mastering intricate vehicles, particularly on the Xbox Series X.
Project Motor Racing Update 2.0 is Now Live, Bringing Several Improvements
Straight4 Studios has released Update 2.0 for its racing simulator, Project Motor Racing. This update introduces a redesigned UI with improved guidance, along with performance enhancements for various car classes like GT3 and GT4, aiming to address player feedback and refine the overall experience.
Morning Patches
This article briefly mentions several game updates, including the 7.41 gameplay patch for Dota 2, update 1.0.5.1 for Marathon, and update 2.0.0.0 for Project Motor Racing. It also notes an unofficial mention of Red Dead Redemption 2.
Project Motor Racing Gets A Fresh Start With Huge 2.0 Update And GT500 DLC Incoming
Project Motor Racing has launched a major Update 2.0 across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, introducing significant overhauls to its UI, driving physics, career mode, and online systems. This update aims to reset the game's direction following a mixed reception at launch. Additionally, the Japanese GT500 Pack DLC, featuring SUPER GT and JGTC cars, is scheduled for release on March 31st, 2026.
PROJECT MOTOR RACING UPDATE 2.0 OVERHAULS THE SIMULATION
GIANTS Software and Straight4 Studios have released Update 2.0 for Project Motor Racing, significantly overhauling the simulation with improved driving physics, a revamped UI, enhanced online racing, and a revitalized career mode. The update also introduces the Japanese GT500 Pack as the first official DLC, available on March 31st for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Project Motor Racing Update 2.0 Resets the Grid with Major Improvements
Project Motor Racing has received a major overhaul with Update 2.0, available now on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox on PC. This update introduces a redesigned user interface, improved physics and driving feel, enhanced online racing systems, and a more robust Career Mode progression. Developed by Straight4 Studios and published by GIANTS Software, this update aims to significantly enhance the racing simulation experience based on community feedback.
Morning Postmortems/Retrospectives
The developers behind Project Motor Racing have issued an apology, stating 'We Let You Down, and We Let Ourselves Down.' This retrospective likely discusses the shortcomings and failures of the game's development or release.
Project Motor Racing: ‘We Let You Down, and We Let Ourselves Down’ - IGN
Straight4 Studios has acknowledged that Project Motor Racing did not meet expectations upon its November release and has been working on updates. A significant update is planned for the end of March to improve the game's foundation and bring it closer to a serious motorsport title. The studio has released seven patches since launch, addressing player feedback and adding content like the 2013 Ford FG Falcon V8 Supercar.
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