I could round it down to everything else and I wouldn't be lying. Now that's out of the way, I can actually talk about what the game gets right. Worse, I've actually had the game take control of the car from me, make a turn that I didn't want to do and cause a crash. The cars rigidly stick to the track, brake when there's no need to and outright make it impossible to achieve anything of substance without turning the difficulty down to "baby's first racer". At the same time, turn all of the assists on and you may as well be playing with a Scalextric. I'm under no illusions, it's my driving ability that causes this. Leave the assists off, or at least on authentic, and you'll find yourself skidding out at the drop of the hat. Finding a reasonable balance is something I've spent over 25 hours trying to achieve.
The biggest problem comes with the assists on offer. Your only option is to start a race, pit, end race and repeat until you've lost a full event. I'm actually stuck and unable to progress any further in my career because once you start an event, the game doesn't let you exit it without actually resetting your career completely. It has taken me over twenty-five hours to find a setup that at least somewhat suits me and even this is uncontrollable with certain cars or on certain tracks. What each and every other game had in common is the ability to let those who favour a balanced, if not full arcade style of racing, to actually play the game. This is to say, I'm not exactly a novice. From the average WRC 6 to the outstanding Forza Horizon 3, DiRT 4 and F1 2017. I'm not quite a racing aficionado, even though over the past few years I've reviewed a range of racing games. Or at least if you haven't got an almost inexhaustible level of patience to find the perfect settings for you. However, and this is where my issue is, you could struggle to get into the game if you're not into racing sims. I genuinely haven't played a game that is more accurate than Project CARS 2 in giving a driving simulation. It's got issues here and there, ones I'll cover throughout the review. If you want a driving/racing simulation, this has everything you could want. RiMS Racing Review – Indulging the Simulation Particularly with their apparent gating of the game from anybody who isn't a sim purist. Subjectively, I've found myself so infuriated with the game, so annoyed and just perplexed by some of the absurd decisions Slightly Mad Studios have made. It fulfils almost every goal a game of its type should and does it with a style that should be praised. Without any shadow of a doubt, Project CARS 2 is brilliant.
Why? Simply put, I can't actually play the game.įortunately, I can be at least somewhat objective. What is this problem? I just don't like Project CARS 2. One that, if you were to see it, you'd say "that's a bloody big problem". I've got a big problem with Project CARS 2.
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