Project Motor Racing

I feel this game got a bad rep when it first came out. I got the game after the V2.0 was released. Does the game still have some issues? YES like unreal eng 5 and the really bad looking graphics in the rear view mirror. But, when not looking at the rear view, the graphics look great. Sounds on the cars I feel are really good and so is the handling. As for wheel support I use the PXN V9 and have had no ussies with the wheel when I have it set as the full 900 degree mode. ( not Xinput) I have to say give it a shot it is better then what it started off as.

I've played some crap racing games in the past but by god, this one is up there.. It's an arcade racer at best, the ffb is shocking, the car physics are terrible, how on earth Ben Collins put his name to this i'll never know.. oh wait.. money... best thing is the selection of cars! its mega!

I don't commiserate with the overwhelmingly negative overall receiving. Admittedly, the game was overhyped, and one might ponder why such diligent effort went into effect that feels within limits lackluster; although, it would be fairer to magistrate the game for what it literally is and, in that light, it unquestionably doesn't merit such a negative gross tally. 🎮As soon as i had my settings buzzed in, I took a number of cars for a spin, specifically the BMW M3 GT3 Evo 2025, the Audi R8 LM900 2002, the Mazda RX-7 1989, and the Nissan Z GT4 2023, assessed them on the Spa and Sebring circuits. Each car handled in various ways, nevertheless paradoxically i established the BMW M3 to be the most exigent to drive. It became visible that the traction control system vigor occasionally plays ruse on you when accelerating out of low-tempo corners, even with the corresponding driving aid enabled. In any case, once you’re mindful of it, it’s doable. The sound grade ranges from satisfactory to good or even overly good, when wielding the interior camera view; nevertheless, in the external vision, it deficits deepness. One would desire to hear a bit extra of the variety of audio experience you get when standing trackside at least, from my standpoint, that is what I adore regarding outward views. Take LMU, for example: be as it may I typically play utilizing the interior perspective, I still ardor shifting to the outer view regularly just to savor those audio jewels. I would have cherished to find that same grade in PMR, a game that surprisingly feels more opportune to being played from an exterior viewpoint. Visually, the game can perceive a pinch dated, singularly relating to the track surfaces, which (in my modest tenet) look utterly ugly at times and are hardly ever truly breathtaking. As for the cars themselves, they are mostly skillfully-modeled. As regarding driving aids, the game lacks first-rate granularity in the other aids; for example, both ABS and Traction Control are employed by a simple "on/off" toggle. This averts from making fine-tuned alterations, granting for just adequate of a aiding hand to bestow a boost without the game over-assisting, thereby securing the player maintains topmost sway over the vehicle. I in actuality enjoyed this game and the diversity of vehicles it provides. It is a "simcade" label that would have gained from a further developed force feedback structure for steering wheels, which would have enabled it to better engage with its contenders (even so I remain optimistic that the devs are still active on this characteristic). Having said that, it certainly has a spot for controller players; even on PC, given its varied vehicle register, few games do it finer (both RaceRoom and AMS 2 fall low in this regard). 👍Strengths. - A reasonable number of automobiles - Worthy sound design - The game supports mods, however the support isn't notably immense - A broad notion for the career mode - A fair driving feel on a gamepad, and splendid on a steering wheel (though rather based on the specified car) - Feasible temperature modeling and tire wear down 👎Weaknesses. - Inconsistent handling across different car models - Opposers are not subject to tire warm-up requirements; they are swift and have full grip right from the start - Last-generation graphics - No visual wear and tear system 🏁Summary. It's a remorse that this game has received plenty of negative scolding. However, it shines back my viewpoint of the very spoiled and occasionally toxic sim racing community. I think this game is considerable. I didn't have to occupy hours setting up my steering wheel or any settings, I could just decide on a car, pick out a track, and start driving right from there. First off, I’m altogether content with the physics engine and the way the surrounding environs are rendered plus the driving experience is wicked. Although the majority of people appear to believe otherwise, from where i stand i’m enjoying the game quite a bit. Be that as it may, keep in mind that solitary experiences may vary (pivoting on factors such as PC specs and individual racing talent levels). 🎯6/10

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The thing missing is force feedback the cars on straight feels empty, nothing comes through the wheel, and corners just a bit of ffb just not enough, and downshifts on some cars the sound doesnt exist i have to look to the UI to know if the car downshifted, but the game has the base just need ffb to be actual good, and making different ffb setups to each car is unreal is not a good invite to casual players

"Детальная физика: новый физический движок, задача которого — обеспечить максимальную реалистичность и высокоточную тактильную обратную связь" . . . . Давай по новой Миша, 2.0 не помог, всё х*йня

I am mostly an offline racer, though I've played a lot of iRacing. I'm not good enough at sim racing to properly judge its physics, but it feels good to me and is fun to drive. I like the career mode. It's straightforward without the dramatic flare from Grid Legends or the F1 series, but it keeps me engaged with a sense of progression, which is all I'm looking for in a sim racer. This games performs very well on Linux Nobara 44 with a Fanatec DD Pro and CSL Elite pedals running at 5140x1440. The graphics look good and work well for sim racing. The frame rate is smooth and stable. Everything simply worked straight off. It recognized my wheel and pedals and I am able to run everything just using the XBox style controls on my wheel. The FFB works well.