Project CARS

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Project Cars Will Run At 1080p on Xbox One, Features 70 Cars Unlocked, 80 Tracks, Street Racing Mode And More

 

The developer revealed that Project Cars will feature a total of 70 cars, all unlocked right from the start, 80 different tracks and street racing mode.

Furthermore, players will able to just modified the appearance of cars in Project Cars and not their performance. The racing wheels from Thrustmasters will be compatible with the game.

Project Cars will support Virtual Reality Headtset "Oculus Rift and Project Morpheus", the integration is still in testing phase. Lastly, the game will run at glorious 1080p native resolution on Xbox One.

 

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• So you’ve got eighty to ninety cars, are they divided evenly across the different discipline or is there a focus?

We strive for parity across all of them. We’ve got a number of different motorsports in there and we strove to have parity of content across them. The one exception is karts, because in real life karts are basically karts. There’s basically one of them, a kart for normal karts and a super kart. There’s not like fourteen different kinds of kart, like a Lamborghini kart or anything.

 

• Are you planning on releasing more cars post launch?

Oh, hell yeah. We kind of have a two year road map for the stuff we want to roll out and it’s not just tracks and cars it’s also you kinds of play modes and new ways of continuing to make this the biggest and ‘bestest’ ‘authenticerest’ expression of motorsport so far seen on console and PC.

 

• Will the new cars be paid DLC or free?

It’ll be a mixture. So of course they’ll be some paid for DLC but they’ll be some as well that isn’t.

 

• And what exactly did you mean by other game modes?

We’re working hard to secure licences for different race types and race series around the world. We’ve already announced Indianapolis 500. That won’t be available at launch but will be available via DLC further on down the line. So that sort of thing. Nothing we are ready to talk about yet but it is absolutely along those lines.

 

• But it’ll all be real world events, you won’t be making up a tournament to add into the game?

It’s not a regular kind of ‘here’s four content packs and a season pass’ and that’s it. We’ve thinking bigger better more for as long as we can, and steering it into the market the community is telling us to do.

 

• So this game was once going to be released across the console divide but that has changed, hasn’t it?

It was but when we asked the question to the community where is our time and energy and money best focused and spent they fortunately agreed with us that taking rid of the 360 and PS3 versions and focusing on the PS4 and Xbox One was the way forwards.

 

• Project CARS works with the Oculus Rift, but does it run smoothly on the VR headset?

The problem is I’m so short sighted that I haven’t been able to have a go on the Oculus Rift myself yet. But yes I think it is running smoothly and kind of lag free. On earlier iterations of the dev kit it was running with a bit of noticeable lag but that’s smoothening out at the moment. It’s not just hardware issues but software issues as well, but it’ll get ironed out. From what I can tell with my incredibly short sight it looks good, there is a lot of stuff there.

 

• So you can have it set so the weather on the real track will be the same in the game, in real time. How does that work?

It’s not like we’ve got spy satellites watching what the weather is, but there are certain open internet services that you can poll data on the weather forecast and weather reports. So you can’t monitor the weather on every square foot of the track but you can get a general view. So we plugged into those systems, so as far as technology will allow we can have a realistic representation of what the weather was like. And with our partnership with racers that have used these tracks they can tell us exactly what the track would be like in the weather systems.

 

• So you’ve included the Le Mans 24 Hours, but how many people do you think will actually complete the race?

Probably not that many, but it is an awesome thing. Though I say that and people have. I haven’t but we were approached by some guys running a podcast in the UK that wanted to do a race for charity of some sort. They reached out to me on Twitter and I said I’d help them out. This was on the run up to Le Mans and we hadn’t publicly announced it yet and we knew Oli [Webb] was racing in Le Mans and so did this thing all tying together. We couldn’t actually announce the Le Mans licence over the Le Mans weekend unfortunately, because of lawyers, but only just after.

So we had a special build created for these guys which was Oli’s car, Oli’s helmet. Basically Oli running the Le Mans 24. There were two teams of three I think and they played it for 24 hours, they streamed the whole thing on Twitch. Oli got involved as well, tweeted about it. It was the week after Le Mans 24, and they played the game for 24 hours solid.

 

A few weeks later they came into the office and met Oli and used our Sim-Rig and put in some best times. So at least six people will complete the Le Mans 24 on our game.

 

• Will the vehicles be balanced at all to stop on car being super overpowered compared to the others?

We haven’t really ‘balanced’ them, it doesn’t really work like that. That’s more of a problem in the car collection games that have thousands of the damn things. But within a particular motorsport the cars are balanced, there is a parity of performance over the cars but that’s because of the cars we’ve chosen over any compromise. We’ve kept them real to life.

 

• How many people do you actually have working on this massive and ambitious game?

Well it depends on how you think about it. In the studio we actually have about eight people, that’s our head office in London Bridge. But as a company we have about 110 people spread out across the planet. Our lead vehicle design for instance lives very close to Cologne. We have a vehicle physics dude in Florida. We’ve got vehicle artist in the Reunion Islands, people in the Czech Republic, Australia, Canada; all over the place.

As a development force on the project we have about 80,000 because of the size of the community.

 

• How much have the community gone into effecting the game?

The whole way through, they’re baked into the DNA of the damn thing. The track selection was put to the community and they kind of chose which ones we should do. And the car selection was kind of put to the community. I mean we can’t do everything but one hundred per cent voting but the keenest and biggest decisions were done with those guys. Without the community we couldn’t have got to where we are with the game, it’s a joint effort.

 

Project CARS is scheduled for released on PC, PS4 and Xbox One this November, with a WiiU release slated for some time in 2015.

 

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PS4 direct

Slightly Mad Studios has announced that Project CARS will be released on November 18th in US and on November 21st in Europe.

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Project Cars has been delayed. The new release date is set for early 2015. 

 

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Project CARS rescheduled for March 2015

Slightly Mad Studios and Bandai Namco Games today announced they will be moving the release of Project CARS for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC to March 17 in North America and March 20th 2015 in Europe and Australasia.

The move positions the title away from the competitive holiday scene dominated by household names while affording the team at Slightly Mad Studios additional time to extend and polish their ground-breaking and accomplished next-gen racing experience that’s been created alongside a community of over 85,000 racing fans and real-life professional drivers.

“Our goal has always been to deliver a landmark title that encompasses the wishes and desires of racing fans from all around the world; something with features and content powered by the community that provide a truly unforgettable and pioneering experience” said Ian Bell, Head of Studio at Slightly Mad Studios. “Whilst a tough decision to make, the change in release date allows the game the greatest chance of success and visibility, and the opportunity to polish the game even further to the high standards that both ourselves and our community demand and expect. We’re eager for you all to see what we’ve been working on in just a few months.”

Project CARS aims to deliver the most authentic, beautiful, intense, and technically-advanced racing game on the planet. Crowd-funded by a passionate community that has been involved in the development process from day-one to create their ultimate racing experience, Project CARS includes the largest track roster of any recent racing game, a huge variety of motorsports to play, a freeform and authentic career mode, world-class graphics and handling, dynamic time of day & weather, and a suite of community features and connectivity that leave the competition behind in the dust.