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Gran Turismo 7 (PS5)
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- Catch sight of the driver in your rear-view mirror and watch the sun glint against the curves of your car's body, with support for 4K and HDR at a targeted 60fps framerate. You can also take stunningly realistic photos with the power of ray tracing on PS5
- The PS5 console's ultra-high-speed SSD lets you quickly start race events, gather in lobbies, browse your garage and seamlessly navigate GT7's modes and menus.
- Feel the vibration from the anti-lock brake system and wheel spins, and variation in the braking resistance of each different car, all through the adaptive triggers of your DualSense wireless controller.
- From the subtle bumps of the tarmac to the grooves of the kerb, feel your position on the road through immersive haptic feedback.
- Sense the position of other cars and drivers on the road with unparalleled clarity through the PS5 console's 3D Audio
- Pre-order any edition of Gran Turismo 7 to receive the following digital contents:100,000 CR (in-game credit), Three-car pack, including MAZDA RX-VISION GT3 CONCEPT Stealth Model, Porsche 917 LIVING LEGEND,Toyota Supra GT500 '97 (Castrol TOM'S)
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- Rated : Ages 3 and Over
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 13.5 x 1.5 x 17.2 cm; 80 Grams
- Release date : 4 Mar. 2022
- ASIN : B09GSK788K
- Item model number : 9766292
- Country of origin : Austria
- Best Sellers Rank: 473 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games)
- 30 in PlayStation 5 Games
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Whether you're a competitive or casual racer, collector, tuner, livery designer, or photographer - find your line with a staggering collection of game modes including fan-favorites like GT Campaign, Arcade, and Driving School. With the reintroduction of the legendary GT Simulation Mode, buy, tune, race and sell your way through a rewarding solo campaign as you unlock new cars and challenges. And if you love going head-to-head with others, hone your skills and compete in the GT Sport Mode. With over 420 cars available at Brand Central and the Used Car Dealership from day one, Gran Turismo 7 recreates the look and feel of classic motors and bleeding-edge supercars alike in unparalleled detail. Each car handles differently and feels unique as you navigate over 90 track routes in dynamic weather conditions, including classic courses from GT history.
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Secondly - they've cut the already meagre credit rewards by about 50% across a load of events. Since the option to buy in game credits is front and centre - there is really only one obvious conclusion. At £2.99 for 100,000 credits, some rare cars cost the equivalent of £160 of credits. For those of us with jobs or responsibilities that mean we only get an hour or two of gaming in a day (at best)...well there's only one way to get those rare cars, lets put it that way.
TLDR - If you are on the fence, think hard before deciding to support this business model, I'll leave the score as it is, but Polyphony Digital have sullied their reputation and cheapened the experience.
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You have a warning sign of what you are in for early on - when a lavishly beautiful intro video plays touching on the nostalgia of car ownership. I enjoyed in for about 4mins and then resolved to skip it and (y'know) get to the racing...nope, no skip option, you have to watch all 9mins of the car racing montage while a rock guitar grinds away, oh boy...
Gran Turismo 7 looks amazing, outrageously so - the cars glisten in the light, the tracks are drenched in detail and the force feedback through the controller is the best I've felt since Returnal (and yes, you can steer using motion sensors only if you want!)
Yet, it certainly has some strange choices, and I'm not just talking the inability to skip the intro movie. Walls of text with almost no voice acting, a soundtrack that's largely boring (I hope you like jazzed up classics), having to unlock tracks before racing them in custom...plus a requirement to always be online for the vast majority of features (split-screen racing why?). By far the bitterest pill is the invitation to 'top up your in game credits' with real money. Gran Turismo 7 is all about the grind, moving from Mini Cooper to fancy top end sports car - it will take you a long, long time to get there - so the constant nudge to 'spend real money' feels...iffy...£69.99 remember - and constantly making a play for your credit card, ugly.
Its a shame, as everything else about the game is beautiful, the driving - fantastic, the track options - fantastic - the weather and photo mode - breathtaking. The music rally is...er, well its novel I guess. A lot of the design choices are 'novel' - some work (the cafe set-up is kinda cute) and others, not so much.
I've played nearly 100hrs of the latest Forza Horizon game and have eagerly anticipated Gran Turismo on PS5 as a return to more simulation driving - a harder grind where you are not being showered by loot boxes and roulette spins every 2mins, in that, Gran Turismo succeeds. Its funny really, if Forza and Gran Turismo were brothers...(bear with me), Forza would be the younger, cooler brother, constantly jazzed up - snorting dubious substances while skydiving out of planes while taking snapshots on Instagram. Gran Turismo, older - slightly balding loafs around in a tweed jacket while rolling tobacco. He tries to be cool by showing off his vinyl collection to anyone that will listen, and will talk for hours about how the best James Bond was Timothy Dalton.
Sorry, I've lost my tangent slightly, lets wrap up:
The Good
- Fantastic graphics, outstanding force feedback and driving model
- Great variety of tracks, weather and time options (when you unlock them)
- Slow and steady grind encourages constant play and rewards
- No rewind option encourages careful driving and more immersion
- The steady drip feed of new tracks and options does maintain a certain level of addiction
- Wonderful photo mode if you like that sort of thing (once you've unlocked it)
- License mode is great if you are 'into' chasing gold medals etc - but when there can be 0.4secs separating silver from gold...the bloodhaze can easily descend...
The meh
- Game feels kinda easy, even on the hardest settings providing you keep your car upgraded
- It takes time before the game lets go of your hand - a lot of time
- Early 'championships' is usually just two races on the same circuit...forward and then reverse, lame
- No qualifying, rolling starts only from last place always, max ten cars for most 'cafe' races starting out, boring
- Constant online is an irritance - especially if your PS5 struggles to keep connection, I've had to hotspot from my phone just to play a single player race...
- Music rally is a shrug, but still fun now and again
- Music selection is...old fashioned and boring next to Forza - who picked these?
- Talking heads with stock photography and text only is an...interesting choice
- Absolutely no damage simulation is unsurprising for GT, but still disappointing in the 'real driving simulator'
- Wanna jump into Trial Mountain in a Bugatti when you boot up the game? Look forward to hours of unlocking :P
The bad
- The HUD takes up too much screenspace with pointless info (do we really need to know windspeed and direction) and has hardly no tweaking options. Future patch please.
- The constant nudges to spend real money is frankly insulting - seriously, its a £69.99 game, the grind is real, and it feels all too easy to say that this is to generate more microtransaction profits. I fully expect more cars to be added for 'free' down the line, requiring millions of in-game credits to buy - grind it out, or pay it out - what do you think they are hoping for here? (its money btw)
- You will be grinding a long time for some cars, I've seen costs of 11 million credits for a single historic 'used' car, so...when you take the above into account, its the long haul lets put it that way or £££
After searching on the net, I realised YOU MUST DISABLE THE INTERNET IN THE PS5 SETTINGS! I restarted the install of the game. It went from 5 hours to 45 minutes for ~100gb install.
After I was greeted with a 6 million year unskippable intro. Only reason for 4 stars.
Tldr disable internet in ps5 settings, gt7 will install of the disk instead of over the internet.
Edit: changed to 1 star, the devilopers have just shown their hand with the latest update and the intentions for the future of gt7. Micro transactions rule the future of this game, don’t support this predatory practice, buy gt6 or gt sport if you need a gt game, otherwise look to pc racing and buy acc or ac or the countless other racing games. Such a shame, because under all that predatory actions there’s a good game there.
Edit2: if I could give this 0 stars I would. We are now approaching a full 24 hours that people can’t play the game the paid for. Incredible how you need internet access to play single player content. Avoid this game, pick it up in 1 years time when there’s more content and maybe look at how the game is then. I’m returning my copy, game is literally broken at the moment.