#Project cars 2 pc local multiplayer skin#
#Project cars 2 pc local multiplayer download#

So lets break down our impressions into a few key areas of the title: Not at the level of the other sim racing titles out on the market today, but definitely a decent base from which to build upon. Now don't get me wrong, I still don't think I'm fully in the sweet spot for the force feedback despite my trials and tribulations getting things setup, and the rear of the car still feels too vague for me to confidently begin to push past the outer edge of performance, but in comparison to the original release the overall experience is much better and doesn't kill off the game before it even starts.

#Project cars 2 pc local multiplayer download#

Why after all the discussion and criticism from the community levelled at the developers following the original PCARS release do we still have to download a community made file to get the FFB half decent is beyond me, and something that SMS should really consider as a bit of an own goal once all the initial fuss has died down following game release.

#Project cars 2 pc local multiplayer skin#

This is a massive improvement over the original title, however you still have to work to damn hard to get under the skin of the game to find something half reasonable in the force feedback, which frankly is a shame and unnecessary. Google, after literally hours of tinkering and a download of the epic Jack Spade tweaker file later I managed to get a pretty decent setup going through my wheel ( Fanatec CSW V2). Now I'm no technical expert but I've been around a while, and mixing together my own experiences and using the help of our community and my good friend Mr.

Unfortunately turning said wheel is when things start to go a little bit wrong for Project CARS 2, and that is where the disappointment and frustration start to creep in to the experience, massively. These things give the game a massive leg up over the competition before a wheel has even been turned. On face value many of the boxes one would like to see ticked prior to getting out on track have a resounding big fat happy smiley face next to them - loads of cars? Check. These are all things that grab my attention, massively. Sim racing is my passion, and to have another big player on the scene vying for my game time is a very exciting prospect, and something which I found myself getting increasingly excited about on the run up to release last month.įrankly I was sceptical after being bitterly disappointed by the original Project CARS game, so it came as something of a surprise when I gradually found myself being reeled in by the relentless marketing push for the new title throughout the build up to a public release, especially all the noise the developers were making about how the game would push the boundaries of realism and 'redefine the genre of sim racing'. Now I have to say something in advance of writing this review, I want Project CARS 2 to be good. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.RaceDepartment take the new Project CARS 2 game for a spin and share our experiences. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior.

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