Reviewed by Luke Reilly on PlayStation 5. Additionally accessible on PlayStation 4.
“On the eve of the sequence’ twenty fifth birthday, Gran Turismo 7 is greater than only a celebration of vehicles this time round; in some methods, it is also a celebration of itself. A contemporary mixture of the unique Gran Turismo’s trendsetting format with GT Sport’s stern however very profitable deal with aggressive on-line racing, this model is a potent podium efficiency from developer Polyphony Digital. With beautiful graphics, a implausible driving really feel and racing choices galore, it is the most effective the sequence has been since its dominant PlayStation 2 period. It does have some important failings, although, together with the way it continues to cripple its profession mode races with dreadfully flawed rolling begins, its automobile listing is now not as complete because the competitors, and its always-online single-player mode nonetheless appears needlessly punitive. However all of that’s on the periphery of GT7’s excellent driving experiences, that are enhanced by the PS5’s implausible graphics and intense and flavourful haptic suggestions through the DualSense controller.”
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