Gaming Nexus

18th May 2015
Project CARS

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Travis Huinker
Publisher: Bandai Namco
Machine: PC (Windows)

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Scores

PC (Windows) Version
Overall80%

Summary

Project Cars delivers a solid racing sandbox that is both entertaining to play and stunning to see in action. Unfortunately, the game's career system lacks proper progression and any incentive to complete its races. Racing enthusiasts are sure to enjoy all that Project Cars has to offer, while those looking for a game to compete with its console competition will have to keep waiting or look elsewhere.

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