Big difference here when you jump on the controls of this racing sim compared to most. This game takes time to master, you cannot approach this game like its need 4 speed. If you really enjoy actual track racing this is a great representation of that type of racing. You have to use specific setups for each track, know when to brake so your not flying off track. If you are a trigger smashing type of driver, you will be in for a short and frustrating experience. This is important!!! if u dont have a steering wheel for this game certain cars with certain track conditions will b a challenge to handle, so to offset that b sure to check online for different force feedback settings for your controller. TRUST that it makes the difference between really enjoying this game or giving up and going back to Forza. Once i figured out the correct settings for the controller I was angry for not having played sooner. The active weather cycle is a nice touch.

When I first got Project Cars I thought it was one of those games that would become a loved classic, but after playing for around an hour I have to admit i was sadly mistaken. Project Cars has beautiful graphics and a very interesting selection of cars, not to mention a very unique realism aspect that has to do with the way you adjust the setting in your car to deal with all the different scenarios that you will encounter during your time in the game. Though Project Cars has quite a few strong points and quality graphics, one thing I feel it lacks is control. Its almost impossible to keep any of the cars on the track when you have to turn, even after tweeking the brake settings it was still impossible to go around even the easiest corners without slamming into the barriers. One more disappointing aspect of driving was that even though the cars were going in excess of 200 MPH, according to the gauges, the cars looked as though they travel very slow. If fixed, I might retry this game.