Rennsport Game Versions Announced: Arrives Q4 2025, No Longer Free to Play

[Famine]

This is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:

Rennsport Game Versions Announced: Arrives Q4 2025, No Longer Free to Play​

Incoming racing simulator Rennsport has had a pretty convoluted life already, and it looks like things are going to change further with the announcement of the game versions coming at launch later this year...

 

[PJTierney]

Seen some prices elsewhere, probably not confirmed yet but for context:

Rennsport Standard Version will cost €69.99 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S
Rennsport Standard Version will cost €59.99 on PC
Rennsport Deluxe Version will cost €79.99 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S
Rennsport Deluxe Version will cost €69.99 on PC

That's a hefty price for so comparatively few cars and tracks.

I think their console market reach will be limited when there's about a dozen games that have "GT3 cars and modern racing circuits" out there.

 

[wicken]

I think they would do better if they released the game in a free-to-play model.

 

[05XR8]

They’d do better to have more TCR cars to grab console players.

 

[suomi1]

They’d do better to have more TCR cars to grab console players.

Just cars.

 

[whannel]

I think they would do better if they released the game in a free-to-play model.

Agree if those prices are correct, at least we're getting a demo, even on console according to Overtake.gg, I think?:

"Rennsport Demo Content

If you do not want to jump straight into Rennsport by spending money on a full release, a demo with the title's existing free-to-play content will also exist allowing you to give the title's physics a go in both single- and multi-player modes.

As part of the Demo version of Rennsport, you get access to the Hockenheimring and the BMW M2 CS Racing. PC users that download the demo can later choose to buy the base version of the game to simply open up access to the remaining dozen cars and tracks whilst console users will have to access their platform's store to purchase it separately."