GRID Legends

Physics feel so railroady even with all assists off, and AI is too easy on most tracks even on hardest difficulty. Backwards evolution from older games

It's a great arcade racing game, probably even too simplified, let's say you'll have no problems with 2/5 TC and breaking at like 100m marker before a hairpin turn in any series car, which is a little absurd but whatever. If you liked GRID 2019 (which let's never forget was delisted by EA because f you lmao), you'll love it, playing on controller is much more enjoyable and responsive. Like the GRID games before it's very light on customization - you'll have lots of very generic patterns and that's it. The main focus were always the races and devs did a good job making them feel full of action, meaningful and short (oh more on that later). Compared to other latest games like snoozefest FM and outright trash TDUSC, the racing is very engaging and fun. Also one of the worst decisions was made by the devs to make CAREER races online by default unless you set it to OFFLINE manually, which is beyong dumb and you'll see a lot of people complaining about. It adds a lot of waiting, disables restarting, pausing... NOW what IS bad it that the devs always try to ruin this game by incredibly terrible race setups in both story and career events. What i mean by that is that half of events for whatever dumb reason are at night or/AND during some of the most extreme pouring rain ever witnessed by man. The last two story events were during an insane storm at night, which i think totally ruined them. And i bet your local ghetto streets have more lighting than tracks in this game at night, because even the GP tracks are mostly pitch black, almost like the lighting isn't working at all. Have you guys ever seen Abu Dhabi GP at night? It's BRIGHT, we have figured the electricity, come on. But that's not all, because the faster the cars get deeper in the career, the worse the tracks will feel - for example they'd put the fastest GT cars on a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Zhejiang circuit or a very tight city street track. After around 20 hours when i got into pro league, the experience became miserable, because these fast cars with those arcade physics are definitely not designed for these tracks. So what you get in the end is a night race with a pouring rain, so you can't see ♥♥♥♥ and you're in a car that does 1-100 in 1sec on a track with average speed of 50kmh. You're 22th and you have 3 laps to get the 1st place or restart. Also you'll get penalised for 2sec if your ass even leaves the track, no matter you gained or lost time. Sounds good? Oh yeah, they also removed qualifying, so you can't even get a better starting position for more difficult tracks. And it's not like the last game where you could finish at whatever place and move on improving at your own pace, no bro, you HAVE TO finish 1st or the event would be failed. There are also added random "mistakes" that your opponents could make, but it looks like this: the poor soul that managed to stay ahead of you for some time just randomly gets smitten by God, suddenly turning 90deg to the side (on the straight) and rolling violently. It's actually hilarious and i have no idea why would they implement it like that, but it's fun :D If they're lucky they could also just lose a wheel or their engine blown up. Overall one of the best arcade racing games out there, get it if you're a fan of the genre.

A good step-up in difficulty and realism from, say, Forza Horizon 4. Yet, plays well on a controller (unlike the community darling Assetto Corza [: Competizione] ). The story is cute, too. Especially the dialogue and acting for the cutscenes. It's a very fitting display of multiculturalism.

Rest in peace, Codemasters! This was the worst Codemasters game I’ve ever played. TOCA was one of their best games, but they killed themselves when they became a part of EA, who are tearing them apart.

Nothing like the original GRID, no sense of accomplishment, you don't build your own team and branding, this is much more AAA type racing game. The original GRiD was great because it was different and didn't feel like all the other racers. With that being said, if you like racing games, this is fun. You can race all different kinds of classes, you can hit objectives, etc. Just not what I thought it would be and didn't scratch the itch I had for GRiD.

Played this on game pass initially, decided to purchase it here with the dlc during the summer sale. This game saddens me. Codemasters was just starting to be on the right track of creating another fantastic Grid game since Grid 1 and 2, this one got super close! The sad part though? EA bought them out and the Grid series is rumoured to be no more. This is a really underrated game, not only did it have a half decent story and allow you to make your own career, but the handling was vastly improved from Grid 2019, dynamic soundtracks were added, loads of really great cars you rarely see in any other games anymore and the sounds are also fantastic. If this game did well and Codemasters could make one more, I believe that would've been the Grid everyone wanted. This one was lacking in damage modelling, and possibly sense of direction. If this game gave you the opportunity to start your own racing team and watch your team and garage and funds grow, with the dynamically changing soundtrack of Grid 1, and the fantastic damage modelling and crash physics of Grid 2, it would be such a perfect continuation of the Grid series. If you're thinking about a simcade racer, this really is one of the best currently. Do buy with the current discount! And help bring back good fun simcade racers, not everything needs to be a true to life simulation.

TL;DR: It’s a fantastic entry into the simcade world, with a fairly large amount of content and solid enough to keep you engaged for hours, or as a pick-up-and-play type of game, to score some hours every now and then for that racing fix. After the success that Grid Autosport was (and the not-so-successful Grid 2019), Grid Legends has definitely earned its name among racing aficionados, capitalizing on some of the series’ best features and then innovating across new areas. For instance, the new Story Mode is a great addition to the series, something that they could’ve tried (and would’ve capitalized on) well before Grid Legends, considering the Ravenwest influence and the McKane's personalities as a standing tradition of the game. Also, I would have loved to see previous big names like Team Kicker having a stronger presence in this story. The Race Creator essentially creates a New Game+, considering the vast number of different disciplines, race tracks, and vehicle combinations you can make, making sure you'll never repeat a race in countless hours. Also, DLC packs adds great vehicles and new tracks, with exciting game modes like Endurance mode making it lean more into the sim side of the action. Finally, the game has an amazing vehicle roster, covering a very diverse set of racing disciplines - each of them really showing the differences between the types, so a “one-style-fits-all” approach won’t work here. (However, as a neutral critique, I would’ve liked to see more Off-Road or Drag environments, or an expanded Drift discipline.) Alas, as this is most likely the series’ swansong, I’m glad to see it ended on a high note. I will definitely revisit the game in the future - hopeful that a new entry will one day continue its great legacy.

Добро пожаловать в чемпионат GRID! У нас есть : Сильная и независимая азиатКА в роли первого пилота, Черный в роли главы команды, Еврей в роли стратега, И белые сильные мужчины в ролях главных соперников. В целом, аркада неплохая