Project CARS 2

Game Informer

Matthew Kato·Sep 29, 2017

Critic78/100

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The series' continuing focus on customization is what sets it apart.

GameSpot

Richard Wakeling·Sep 25, 2017

Critic70/100

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Project Cars 2 builds on its predecessor with improved handling and impressive scope, but it still suffers from unruly AI and a slew of bugs.

IGN

Luke Reilly·Sep 18, 2017

Critic92/100

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With its refined new handling and piles of options, this is about as good as real racing gets right now.

Push Square

Sammy Barker·Sep 18, 2017

Critic80/100

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Project CARS 2 gives you loads to do and the incentive to experiment with all of its content, too. The title manages to tie together a dizzying number of vehicular disciplines, and it's a lot of fun flitting from one to the next. A tight handling model and the freedom to explore all of the release's content freely means that you'll lose a lot of time to this motorsport marvel, but presentation shortcomings do take the polish off this package the teensiest bit.

Rock Paper Shotgun

Stirling Matheson·Sep 18, 2017

Critic—

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Project Cars 2 addresses most of the flaws of its predecessor while expanding its scope, and in doing so has carved out a new niche for the series.

PC Gamer

Phil Iwaniuk·Sep 18, 2017

Critic89/100

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Project Cars 2 is the apex of apex-hitting sims, but leaves casuals behind.

Eurogamer

Martin Robinson·Sep 18, 2017

Critic75/100

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You can keep your F1, your Indy Cars or your WEC. You'll find the very best of motorsport a little closer to home.