Product Reviews

It’s been a year and Codemasters is back with another installment in its long running F1 franchise with F1 2017. The return of classic cars is the headline this year,… Read More »

The world of sim racing rigs can be a challenging one to navigate. Products come in all shapes and sizes — and prices can easily stretch into the four digits.… Read More »

Earlier this year, Fanatec unveiled its latest product, the CSL Elite. No, not the one we reviewed last year — a new model, featuring official support for the most popular… Read More »

It has been a staggering 11 years since the last proper Micro Machines console game. The local multiplayer champion last graced our consoles during the PS2-era with Micro Machines V4.… Read More »

The GTPlanet rating system is a consistent, site-wide approach to product reviews. This system uses stars on a 10-point scale (five stars, including half-points). We’ve rolled it out on our… Read More »

DiRT 4 always faced a challenging road to release. After the immensely successful DiRT Rally, Codemasters now had two sets of fan to please: the thrill-loving mainline series fans and those… Read More »

John Sabol from ISR takes an in-depth look at Thrustmaster’s new steering wheel for PC gamers.

After a month of testing across numerous titles, we’ve got our verdict on Fanatec’s new mid-range offering, compatible with both PC and XB1.

We’ve put over 2000 miles under the tires of Playground Games’ latest title. Find out how it stacks up in the genre.

We’ve spent hours with Kunos Simulazioni’s title on both PS4 and XB1. Where does it stand in the console driving landscape?

Codemasters’ return to its roots has finally landed on consoles, and we’ve got the verdict.

Ghost Games’ new title shows promise in the arcade racing genre, but falls short of greatness.

Videos, screenshots, and thoughts from GTPlanet’s early access to 2015’s biggest racing game.

The Thrustmaster ecosystem expands with a new GT-style hand-stitched leather racing rim.

GTPlanet takes a closer look at the only shifter compatible with the PlayStation 4.

GTPlanet reviews the T3PA pedals designed for Thrustmaster wheels.