
Step into the world of endurance racing and race on the official game of the FIA World Endurance Championship and 24 Hours of Le Mans. Race the latest Hypercars, LMGT3, LMP2 and GTE machinery on laser-scanned circuits with dynamic weather, ranked online competition, asynchronous Co-op and VR.
Most likely between $15.2M and $43.1M. How we estimate →
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Reviews
Themes across 1958 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Reviews
First I want to say that the game is genuinely quite good. However, it's still a little buggy and let's just say that the rookie lobbies or genuinely most of the open lobbies are just stupidly dumb. Another thing is that without RaceControl Pro (it's about 48€ or 84€ depending on the subscription) you can't use your own liveries and you are pretty much screwed if you want to race in the dailies cause you can only register to one event and if you go DNF, you can't register to another race until the previous one is finished. If you can choose between iRacing and this game, go with iRacing. I know it's more expensive but I would overall recommend it way more. You are pretty much equal if you want to get the best experience out of your game.
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Hmm, I thought the US Track Pack pt2 was going to be discounted 10% at launch?
I really like this game. I switched from ACC because I find the car physics better here, and the rating system is more interesting. However, I think there are still some areas that the developers could improve. I would really like to see more attention given to optimization, especially at night and during the start of races, when performance can drop noticeably. I play with a PlayStation 5 controller, and there is force feedback, but it feels very weak even though I have it set to 100%. I hope the developers will improve it in the future. I would also love to see the game released on consoles such as PlayStation 5, Xbox, and others. This could expand the player base and potentially give the developers more opportunities to work on optimization for different platforms. I would also really appreciate it if you could finally add Ukrainian and other languages and localizations to the game. Having more language options would make the game more accessible to players from different countries. Another feature that would be really cool is some kind of points or in-game currency system with a shop where players could purchase car liveries or customize their driver’s helmet, gloves, suit, and other items. Of course, this is just my personal opinion, but I think it could give players more reasons to keep playing and work toward unlocking specific items. There could also be optional purchases for players who don’t want to spend a lot of time grinding for them. There is also a very small issue, but personally it makes a big difference to me. Previously, I used to change the resolution in the graphics settings to something like 1280×1080 to get a 4:3 aspect ratio. I really liked how the image looked this way, especially because the cars appeared wider. However, if I try to do this now, the lobby interface becomes broken. Some of the buttons are hidden or positioned incorrectly, making them impossible to click properly. Because of this, I can’t easily change the car or return to the lobby. It seems like the UI does not properly support non-standard resolutions or aspect ratios. I would really appreciate it if this could be fixed. These are just my personal suggestions, and I hope the developers will read this feedback and consider adding or improving at least some of these things. I really enjoy the game and would love to see it continue to improve.
stupendo u ottimo simulatore low budget ma quasi hai livelli di iracing senza dover spendere migliaia di euro per correre
Si quieres una alternativa a Iracing sin arruinarte cumple con creces en mi opinion.
Solid physics, great online multiplayer system. FFB is much better than in ACC. Basically, if you want to have good and convinient online racing, you either go GT7 on PS5, or Le Mans Ultimate or iRacing on PC. And iRacing is too expensive.
Simu 100 %
Sim racing is not cheap. Getting your wheel and pedal rig opens the door, but at every step there will be cost. iRacing is probably the biggest name in sim racing, and makes you pay for everything you do - subscribe to the game, then you have to buy almost every car and track you want to race on top of your sub - stop the sub, you can't play anything. Also it's old, and the netcode makes close racing flaky at best. Enter LMU then. Don't get me wrong, there are still many costs, but you get the core ELMS and WEC tracks, as well as some cars from each class. You can buy DLC which usually comprises cars and tracks to get more, you can also subscribe to their RaceControl system which allows you use of cosmetic liveries, as well as earlier access to online race sessions, the ability to host your own etc. As a value proposition, it is less of a hit to the wallet than iRacing. Additionally the netcode is probably the best of any race sim. It really allows close racing without glitching and firing cars off the track, as others tend to do. It also feels fantastic, probably as close to the real thing as it gets. This review is aimed at those who want online racing. While the game does have offline mode, it is limited to setting up a race against AI - no co-op vs AI is supported (sadly) and other titles have a richer single player focus. If you just want racing though, in my view this is currently the pinnacle.
good