You can race these cars on 34 tracks, some real and some fantasy, all across Europe.
These vehicles will be available from three types of car dealer: brand central for 2021 cars, a used car dealer for older cars, and a legendary car dealer that offers iconic cars. This is probably a smart move, as there will be more than 400 cars in GT7 on day one. While we didn’t get to give this feature a spin, we got the feeling that this is a move by developer Polyphony Digital to make GT7 a more accessible racing game than previous Gran Turismo titles. They can also augment what they learn with more than 30 pseudo-quests or driving missions called “menu books." These challenge players to complete certain tasks, such as hitting driving milestones. This involves hearing about a car’s design, history and more. The café acts as a one-stop-shop for everything car-related, offering a central point where players old and new can learn about automotive culture. As such, GT7 now has the Gran Turismo Café. There's an argument that Gran Turismo falls in-between the most hardcore racing fans, who go for pure simulators, and people who prefer a more causal or arcade-style racing experience, such as that in Forza Horizon 5. This is no bad thing, as those games have a dedicated following. This is all rather similar to the Gran Turismo games of yore, only with a big jump in the graphics, sound and haptics (more on those later). In a virtual briefing ahead of Sony’s latest State of Play, Sony explained how Gran Turismo 7 will be a “car life simulator.” That means players will be able to fully experience a digital racing career, from tuning entry-level cars in the beginning to getting access to high-end sports cars or classic cars later on. However, the game seems to be embracing accessibility as well. Now Gran Turismo 7 looks set to continue that trend for the PS5 era. It's always marked a high point in graphics and simulation mechanics, appealing to racing game fans who wanted to see realism front and center, rather than simply bombing it around circuits or roads. From the original PlayStation onwards, Gran Turismo has been an exclusive staple game for Sony’s consoles.
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