Project Motor Racing

Game won't launch with simucube 3 pro being plugged in. Don't want to move the usb around because my tree is finally working right. Unplug Simucube 3, the game starts. Then, plug back in and no ffb. Everything registers, but no ffb. I bought this game on preorder so my money isn't waste so much because of the early preorder deal. That said, there's still a lot to get this game working consistently. I trust with the new CEO, they can do this, but I imagine it's not going to be a quick process. I'm hoping it's sooner than later.

Intéressant, mais se plante par moment. Toutes les performances sont perdues. Il y a encore du travail.

Notice - I played during the March 2026 Free Weekend. It really should tell you everything you need to know about this game that despite "2.0" and apparently many AI improvements, I can load into an MX5 race (or the Porsche Cup 1990) set to 100% AI, no setup, no practice ON CONTROLLER and lap seconds quicker than them. I won't comment too much on the physics as after using a controller I realised the wheel wasn't worth plugging in, but the 90s Porsche Cup was clearly extremely wrong given it didn't want to spin no matter how much I tried to induce rotation. More to the point, I shouldn't be revbanging on the starting grid to then not even have a single bit of wheelspin. And yes, I checked, authentic TC (and even then it was clearly just ridiculous tyre grip, not TC grip). When your game has so little free content, you need to make sure that what's there is engaging and fun to drive. If the MX5 and Porsche (both cars I enjoy driving in other sims) aren't fun, it's an even harder sell to get me trying much else. It's crazy that Assetto Corsa, a 2014 game, has been modded to be more approachable and better looking game to the point it leaves a 2025 release in the dirt. Ian Bell as usual tries to oversell and underdeliver and I really hoped that this "2.0" free weekend was the devs showing that they've pulled a No Man's Sky and really worked on the game to improve it, but what is here is overpriced even at 50% off. Buy Project Cars 2 if you want a career mode with semi-realistic physics, or hell, go play GRID. Hopefully if this game is still supported in a year's time, I can return and change this review to a positive because we desperately need a new simracing title what with AC Evo's continued failures to impress, but for now it's a very clear "No".

From what I've read, the game had a rough start, which explains why a lot of the reviews from that era look the way they do. I was a big fan of Project Car games (1, 2), and after putting several hours into this one, I have to say it runs great, the interface is also really good, especially compared to some other games in the genre. My biggest surprise was how well it plays on a controller. There's no noticeable delay or awkward jankiness on turns like I remember from PC or even in Automobilista games. If you're looking for a motorsport/GT/LM racing game that feels good on a controller, this one definitely hits the spot. I can see why the game is popular on Consoles and why so many people recommend it to console players. Thoe the game pushes things a bit more towards the sim side of racing compared to Gran Turismo and Forza Motorsport, while still remaining accessible. Good selection of tracks, nice sound, car feeling. Thoe a lot of the cars are behind paywall which would be my biggest gripe.

PMR is improving at a decent rate: I'm posting a positive review to acknowledge that. I bought the original super early platinum with extra ketchup and cheese version before launch, but had it fully refunded when PMR just refused to map my Fanatec gear. Disappointing start. Having just now purchased again in the Steam sale, I have to say I am pleasantly surprised, maybe because my expectations were so incredibly low, or maybe because now PMR is actually quite decent and playable. FFB is better than expected, though PMR does have a unique driving feel, which to be fair can be said of every other sim too. Each one has it's own "way" to drive, PMR is no different. MP works and is fairly stable, again this being good, considering it's cross-platform. PMR is also very customisable regarding camera settings and HUD elements. Being stuck with an awful camera or intrusive HUD is no fun, but no such issues with PMR. I'm certainly not saying PMR is perfect, but it's at the point now where it's worth a go! Glad I picked it up and tried again.

grafika gry jest tak hujowa ze nawet na najwiekszych ustawieniach wyglada to jak gra z 2000 roku w 20fps auto sa tak hujowe ze f4 juz jest lepsze nie polecam

stuck my peepee in a blender after 2 hours of playing

gutes fahrgefühl. braucht aber dringend noch ein großes grafik-update und wesentlich mehr inhalt.