Tag: Review

Sim racing games are fantastic. Being able to drive everything from Japanese Kei cars to Italian exotics keeps me coming back again and again. However, like most of you, I… Read More »

Burnout Paradise is 10 years old. Let that sink in for a second. A title that was the darling of last generation has officially been around for a decade. All… Read More »

When it comes to off-road racing or driving games there’s no shortage. The DiRT series leads the way, but it faces stiff competition from a quickly growing genre. Granted most… Read More »

We know a mouse is the last thing you want to play a racing game with. However, we also know that many of you are more than just sim racers;… Read More »

For those that don’t know me, I’m a tall, slender guy at 6’4” and 180lb. I decided I wanted to upgrade my 11+ year-old Playseat Evo racing seat with something a little nicer…

How many things in your life have you kept for 20 years? Even better: how many of these two-decade old items have gone relatively unchanged? The Gran Turismo franchise launched… Read More »

“Burn it to the ground.” That was the message from a certain other franchise at E3 this past summer. Proselytizing competition over car collecting, it was a strong statement of… Read More »

The sim racing season has begun. Okay, it arguably kicked off a month ago with F1 2017 (read our review), but for those looking for a game featuring multiple disciplines,… Read More »

If franchises in the rally genre were students at a school, each would have a vastly different personality. DiRT would be the trailblazer, constantly showing off new, innovative ways to… Read More »

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 »

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 »

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?

GTPlanet goes to Rally Ready Driving School in Austin, Texas to learn the fine art of driving on the dirt.

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.

Pagnian’s wheel stand focuses on stability over portability, offering a versatile mount for gaming accessories.

Detailed GT6 gameplay and driving physics analysis from two GTPlanet members who have had extensive time with the new game.

A new iOS app aims to revolutionize car tuning in Gran Turismo games; does it really work?