Project Cars 3 will park itself on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on 28th August.
This third entry in Slightly Mad Studios’ series adds several new tracks and a streamlined career mode letting you upgrade a vehicle and take it from road racing onto the race track.
Project Cars 3 feels a little different, Martin reported, after playing a pre-release version of the game a few weeks ago. It has a more arcade-y look, he said, and a desire to present as a more accessible racing game, while retaining systems from the series’ sim-focused origins.
