Kyle Patrick

One of the most exciting Forza Horizon 4 features Playground Games announced at E3 2018 was the Route Creator. So when we sat down with Ralph Fulton to talk all about the game, we had to prod him for an update on the hotly anticipated feature.

There’s less than three weeks to go until the launch of Forza Horizon 4. I’ve just spent a few hours with a near-final build of the game, and it makes that wait seem a lot longer now.

Turn 10 has released the latest title update for Forza Motorsport 7. It’s brings quite a lot to the table, and we’ve got all the details here.

Another Group 5 machine is coming to Forza Motorsport 7 this month. It’s a Nissan Skyline, and one of the wildest ones in the model’s 61-year history.

If you loaded up Project CARS 2 earlier today — and you’re in Australia — you may have noticed a rather large update available. Weighing in at 4GB or so depending on platform, the size and timing make it clear: the horses are coming.

It’s no secret that video games are looking more and more life-like each year. This is even more true for the racing genre, where it’s possible to fool casual onlookers into believing they’re looking at the real deal.

Codemasters recently announced its latest game, F1 2018, has taken pole position in the sales race.

After a long wait, Playground Games has confirmed the initial car lineup for the hotly anticipated Forza Horizon 4.

So it begins. September is going to be a busy month for racing game fans, and the first title in the lineup — V-Rally 4 — is now available on PS4 and XB1 in Europe.

September means many things. It marks the end of summer, the beginning of school, and for some bizarre reason, an end to white in your wardrobe. For racing game fans it’s about to take on a whole new meaning: the month of a noticeably lighter wallet.

All the pretty horses. With news of a certain Prancing Horse marque’s upcoming DLC popping up over the weekend, we thought it was high time to focus on Ferrari in this, our latest Project CARS 2 Photo Mode Competition.

Microsoft is celebrating the upcoming release of Forza Horizon 4 with a unique drive in theater experience in Australia this Friday, September 7.

Things have been a little quiet on the Project CARS 2 front of late. Luckily that’s come to an end, after the Xbox Store inadvertently released a trailer for the game’s next DLC pack.

It’s hard to believe, but a decade has now passed since Nissan, Sony, and Gran Turismo put a gamer on the path to becoming a pro racer.

F1 2018 has been out for a few days now. Launching alongside the season’s return at Spa-Francorchamps, it’s the biggest and best in Codemasters’ decade-long run. Arguably at the center of that is the in-depth Career Mode.

Forza Horizon 4 looks big. It’s set in the United Kingdom, it’ll feature a full year’s worth of seasons, and will arrive with over 450 cars. From the sounds of it, Microsoft expects the game to be big on the sales charts, too.

Microsoft is taking a page from the mobile phone industry. For a set monthly price, gamers will be able to pick up a new Xbox console, plus the Xbox Live and Game Pass services. And at the end of the 24-month period, they own the console.

Right on time, Gran Turismo Sport’s latest content update is here.

Well that’s a bit of a shock. We already knew an update was coming to Gran Turismo Sport tomorrow, but we didn’t expect new content. Surprise!

Ride 3 is just over two months out from its launch. Milestone showcased the two-wheel racer at Gamescom last week, and now the short clip is available for all to watch.