Project CARS 2 News

The Project Cars games were gorgeous, detail-obsessed, and at first partly crowd-sourced. Then in 2019 Codemasters bought developers Slightly Mad Studios and in 2021 Electronic Arts bought Codemasters. Now EA have announced internally that they won't be making any more Project Cars games, and that they will move staff working on the series into "suitable" roles "wherever [they] can."

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It's sadly not uncommon for racing games to disappear from sale due to expiring licenses. Next for the scrapheap are Project CARS 1 and 2, the simulation racing games from Slightly Mad Studios, which will disappear from sale on October 3rd and September 21st respectively.

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Race 200+ elite-brand cars on 120+ gorgeous layouts and chase your racing dreams.

Upgrade your cars, customise your drivers, battle through a fully-fledged career, and experience the emotions and thrills of authentic motorsport.

If you can't get enough of the track, you'll want to pick up the Deluxe Edition! Not only will you receive the Season Pass, packed with iconic cars and content, you'll also receive the Bonus Pack, which features 20 exclusively created liveries for the Honda Civic Type R, Jaguar F Type SVR, 2020 Acura NSX, Corvette Stingray, Mercedes AMG GTR, Radical RXC Turbo, Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI Racing, Alpine A110 GT4, Aston Martin Vulcan Pro, and Koenigsegg Jesko.

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Update 1.7.1.1 includes:

Added support for Tobii Eye Tracker.

Update 1.7.1.0 includes:

Adjusted issue with the number of drivers in an online game to allow for private broadcaster/director games without a broadcaster role being assigned.
Resolved a problem where custom setups would be reverted to defaults when pitting.
Fixed an issue where qualifying penalties were only applied to the host in an online game.
Fixed a problem with loading the "Loose" tuning setup when the game language was not set to English.