In 2015 Bandai Namco Entertainment Project released CARS. A wonderful racing simulation that was well received by the editors. It is now 2020 and hatsa, there is particle 3. Know the newest part in the Project CARS franchise to build on the previous games? More and more we see that racing games are playable in all kinds of cool ways. You can play it with a steering wheel. To then press fully on those accelerators when the starting signal sounds. Koos likes nothing better than this. But of course you can also just go old-school with the controller. It was never different in the past. And then there is now also VR. What really gives a racing game the perfect racing feeling.
Is Project Cars 3 for the real car enthusiast?
Does Project Cars know how to leave as much of an impression as its competitors, or even its predecessors? That is of course the question in the review. After all, there are many best racing games on the shelves or they are about to come out. Games like Forza, Dirt, GRiD, Need for Speed & Gran Turismo for example. Where does Project CARS 3 end up among those titles? Koos has been looking forward to playing this game for ages. Project CARS 1 and 2 made him very enthusiastic. The question now is whether part 2 will also meet his expectations as a sim lover?
Control over the car is the ‘main business’
Our own drivers have already completed many races. What makes this game unique this time? Has it become a deep simulation again or has the switch to Codemasters had consequences for the approach of the game? In this review, Koos and JJ tell you about the best and the worst about Project CARS 3. Will it be an instant buy, wait until the budget bin or is the game a barrel that can just go straight to the scrapyard?
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