Michael Leary

Project Motor Racing has had a rather rocky start in life, launching to muted reviews, but the Straight4 Studios team behind the title has now announced what it hopes is a path to redemption with a “roadmap” for development over the coming months.

While the month of December began with quite a bang with new content releases for Assetto Corsa EVO, Gran Turismo 7, and RaceRoom Racing Experience, it has quickly turned into a sour note for Straight4 Studios and Three Fields Entertainment.

The first week of December has proven to be jam-packed with new racing game content, and adding onto the festivities will be RaceRoom Racing Experience.

Kunos Simulazioni has detailed everything that’s set to feature in the fourth major update for the early access version of Assetto Corsa EVO, set for release tomorrow, December 4.

Xbox and PC gamers look no further: if you’ve been on the outside looking in, waiting to take the plunge on The Crew Motorfest, there’s good news as Ivory Tower’s open-world racer is now available on Xbox Game Pass.

Year 3 of The Crew Motorfest officially kicks off with Season 8 this November, and is packed with content for players to discover. However, that’s just the beginning of what looks to be a very promising third year for the open-world racer, as the subsequent Season 9 promises to be the “most ambitious season ever released”.

With Project Motor Racing’s release on November 25 rapidly approaching, developer Straight4 Studios has shown off some of the first official gameplay footage via a three-minute direct capture video.

This past August, iRacing Studios made the surprise announcement of iRacing Arcade that’s set to launch first on PC later this fall. Now, players will get their first impressions of the game with a free demo arriving on PC next Monday, October 13.

Microsoft is once again revising its Xbox Game Pass subscription service, and has re-jigged tiers and the benefits players can expect from the service moving forward, all in effect as of now.

Coming hot off the trail of Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown’s mid-season update, KT Racing has revealed what’s to come in the game’s fifth season, set to arrive later this month.

Upcoming racing simulator Rennsport finally has an official release date for potential players to sink their teeth into: November 13, 2025.

A new era of RaceRoom Racing Experience is nearly upon us, with the biggest update of the year for the PC racing sim set to release next week, September 24.

THQ Nordic’s open-world smash-em-up racer finally has a release date, and it’s sooner than anyone probably expected: Wreckreation releases on all current platforms in just over a month’s time on October 28.

Following this year’s Gamescom event in Cologne, KT Racing has revealed more about its upcoming Endurance Motorsport Series title, courtesy of its Nacon Racing channel on YouTube.

In a surprise announcement, Kunos Simulazioni has confirmed that Monza Circuit and — though lightly disguised — the Ferrari SF-25 are coming soon to the Early Access version of Assetto Corsa EVO.

With Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown’s Season 4 now in full swing, KT Racing is back to discuss the changes coming in the promised mid-season update and a glimpse at what’s to come in Season 5.

We’re just about three months out from Project Motor Racing releasing on November 25, the debut title of Straight4 Studios. While there’s still a bit of time until the game’s launch, it appears the curtain has been pulled back a little early on the game’s structure through its Achievements.

The Crew Motorfest has revealed its new Elite Bundle, a limited-time discounted offering of new cars for players to roam the game’s open world, and there’s something of a surprise contained within: the Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo.

If last week’s keynote with Kunos Simulazioni’s Marco Massarutto detailing what’s to come in the third major update for Assetto Corsa EVO piqued your interest, you’re in luck: you can get to grips with it right now. Although there’s a catch.

iRacing Studios is on full steam ahead. Last week, the studio announced iRacing Arcade, an “over the top” arcade racer that appeals to all, developed in partnership with Vancouver studio Original Fire Games.