Project Cars 2 review: Taking the fight to Forza and GT

Critics praise the ‘improved’ sim title, but can it compete with the established racers on the market?

Project Cars 2
(Image credit: Bandai-Namco)

Project Cars 2 has finally arrived – and promises to be one of the best, and most challenging, racing games of the year.

Developed by Slightly Mad Studios, creators of the Need for Speed: Shift series, Project Cars 2 offers players the chance to get behind the wheel of 170 different cars, ranging from GT3 racers to 1980s F1 monsters.

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