Project Motor Racing: Year 1 Bundle

The consistent updates delivered have made this game a joy to play. The driving experience is unlike any other. I would like to see mid-session saves for career mode and also improved visuals for PS5 Pro owners (via support for PSSR2) hopefully and that'll get me to give this another star. And if in-game tuning help is added I would give this another whole star just for that! Overall, I do recommend buying this game and the Japanese DLC.

As someone who switched to the PS5 Pro platform from PC for sim racing, because of the promised titles like this one, I feel humiliated and disappointed. This game was advertised as the next level in benchmark sim like — better physics, force feedback, next-level graphics, and so on. None of that is true! On the contrary, it feels like an unfinished product with outdated graphics, terrible physics, and horrible force feedback. All in all, I want my money back — I don’t need this game.

I was so excited for this title to release and saved up for months to be able to purchase it due to having 3 children whose needs come first but anyways I don’t get much time to myself and have a limited time off hat I can use to race. Well let me say that this game is not playable in the current state. The physics are all over the place. The ai are terrible, hypercars and broken. The career mode was so appealing to me and still is but I cannot recommend it until it’s all fixed. This is so sad. Why do devs think it’s okay to lie to us and hype up something that isn’t finished and is straight up trash.

Do not spend your money on this game! FFB is awful, most of the cars drive awful, and the game itself is like in a beta state.

I really wanted to enjoy this game. That is not what happened. Very disappointing, graphics, physics, frame rates, pages take forever to load,AI is horrendous. I want to have hopes for fixes and improvements but there really shouldn’t be any to begin with. The game should be ready to go on release day. Really would like a refund to be honest.

Project Motor Racing feels rushed and unfinished. The driving physics are inconsistent, the force feedback on Fanatec wheels is almost nonexistent, and the cars handle in a way that’s neither realistic nor fun. AI opponents behave erratically, often crashing into you, and overall performance suffers from stuttering and audio glitches. It’s advertised as a high-quality racing experience, but it simply doesn’t deliver. Compared to other PS5 titles like ACC or GT7, this is far below the expected standard.