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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
Just cars.They’d do better to have more TCR cars to grab console players.
Agree if those prices are correct, at least we're getting a demo, even on console according to Overtake.gg, I think?:I think they would do better if they released the game in a free-to-play model.
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.
That would be heaven, just various TCR classes through the years!They’d do better to have more TCR cars to grab console players.
Oh right, I entirely forgot that this game is still a thing. Wasn't it initially proposed with NFT integration, too?
When your car list makes TDU Solar Crown's list look impressive, you're in trouble...I should add that the PS Store blurb still says 25 cars.
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Yikes.
Although it does say 12 tracks...
So much for "Professional Drivers confirm that real life sensations are faithfully reproduced". Granted I don't know how Professional you are but this game makes it so easy to dunk on (Granted, pushing an NFT was always a great way for me to invite folks to join in the mudhole stomping)It honestly feels like pure ass to drive on any wheel I've used so far. Very floaty and numb, something very off with the physics considering it's meant to be a full-blown sim.
Sorry but not sorry, I'm speaking from personal racing experience accross various disciplines IRL.
Verdict: meh.
I can't recall the last racing game I saw where the amount of cars & the amount of tracks are nearly identical.View attachment 1473792
Seen some prices elsewhere, probably not confirmed yet but for context:
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.
Devs got some serious work with that question floating over their heads. If they themselves cannot answer that question, especially to someone new who is likely seeing some similar titles, they've failed. Say what you will about Ian Bell and co, but I least have an idea as to what I can do in Project Motor Racing.But like... what can you do in it?
I can only think of Pole Position.I can't recall the last racing game I saw where the amount of cars & the amount of tracks are nearly identical.
Rennsport and EMS both being published by Nacon also makes it they are competing for themselves internally (within Nacon).Do Nacon have a history of publishing, shall we say, questionable racing titles? Rennsport, Endurance Racing, TDU SC, etc? To be fair, the latter has come a long way compared to release. I'm actually impressed with how much they have invested in TDU SC to improve it. Noticed a big difference in framerates yesterday after the Season 4 update. No more stuttering and juttering.
Rennsport may very well turn out to be a fine game like ACC which also doesn't have a great deal of content. I'm just a bit skeptical because it's so niche. Not sure how much time and effort Nacon are going to give the game....
F1 games, maybe?I can't recall the last racing game I saw where the amount of cars & the amount of tracks are nearly identical.
F1 23 probably.F1 games, maybe?![]()