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Gran Turismo 7
Released On: Mar 4, 2022
87
2.2
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Metascore
Generally favorable
Based on 125 Critic Reviews
87
92% Positive
115 Reviews
115 Reviews
3% Mixed
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0% Negative
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Metascore
Generally favorable
Based on 125 Critic Reviews
87
92% Positive
115 Reviews
115 Reviews
3% Mixed
4 Reviews
4 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Gran Turismo 7 is a game with an exquisite and addictive experience thanks to the support of DualSense and Tempest 3D Audio Tech. Following Gran Turismo Sport's disappointment, Polyphony regained his throne.
Gran Turismo 7 brings to the tracks every single thing fans always wanted: the GT Mode everyone loves, plenty of customization options, car loads, classic scenarios and one of the best DualSense and 3D Audio experiences the PS5 has to offer. This is the best Gran Turismo experience we have ever seen in a long time.
User Score
Generally unfavorable
Based on 11,195 User Ratings
2.2
18% Positive
2041 Ratings
2041 Ratings
4% Mixed
423 Ratings
423 Ratings
78% Negative
8731 Ratings
8731 Ratings
User Score
Generally unfavorable
Based on 11,195 User Ratings
2.2
18% Positive
2041 Ratings
2041 Ratings
4% Mixed
423 Ratings
423 Ratings
78% Negative
8731 Ratings
8731 Ratings
Excelente jogo de corrida, simulação muito boa e grande variedade de carros, gráficos muito bonitos
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PlayStation 5
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PlayStation 5
Gran Turismo 7 takes the series back to its roots. The visuals are outstanding, and the content is vast. It's a treat for all fans of racing simulators.
Gran Turismo 7 is the game that longtime fans of the series have been requesting for years. Although what's here isn't drastically different in format when compared to some of the earlier installments, the overall experience that Gran Turismo 7 provides is incredibly comprehensive and feels like a love letter to both car culture and the 25-year history of the Gran Turismo franchise.
Gran Turismo 7 is an excellent racing simulator for those looking for a more realistic experience or to learn more about cars. There’s a ton of things to do, cars to collect, and tracks to master with the game’s great driving model. While you can feel the sheer passion the developers have for the subject, it does come with some flaws like very slow and tedious progression gates and persistent microtransaction prompts.
Time will tell how fans will react to Gran Turismo 7's microtransactions, but putting them aside, what's there is still a deep racing game experience that will keep fans of the genre busy for hours on end. It's a gorgeous racing game and while it's not going to be knocking down any boundaries to convert non-racing game fans, Gran Turismo 7 should greatly appeal to its target audience.
If you can suffer through the clunky menus, endless dull dialogue and 100 visits to the cafe, then there’s an excellent racing game somewhere hidden in Gran Turismo 7. It’s baffling that the game does its best to impede you from getting to the track, but when you actually get there, there’s a lot of fun to be had.
Gt7 is very impressive in dynamic 4k 120 and native 4K 60 frames + phenomenal in psvr2 native 4K 120 frames
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PlayStation 5
7.6/10
An excellent game brought down by greed and deliberately bad choices.
I have loved Gran Turismo since the PS1 days and I think this is another great entry in the series. Gran Turismo has always been more than just a racing game. It is car porn. Gran Turismo 7 continues this tradition. The cars look stunning and are highly detailed inside and out. There is a great line up of diverse cars ready to collect, modify, customise, tune, race, learn about and love. There is an in depth photo mode with its own community to share, like and discuss photos and the same for livery designs too. There is so much here to learn about cars and the history of car makers and it also teaches the broader historical context as well. It is a dream for anyone that likes cars and is easy to get into whether you’re a veteran or newcomer.
Presentation wise Gran Turismo 7 is outstanding. As I already said cars are super detailed and beautiful. Tracks look great and have plenty of detail too. I like the style and menus. Weather looks good, skies look good, and tire smoke looks good. The game runs well and loads quickly. Sound design is impressive and the music selection is cool. There isn’t much to complain about here. Being a cross gen game I don’t think they pushed everything as far as they could with the PS5, obviously car damage is an area that still needs work but overall though I’m really happy with presentation and performance.
Gameplay is fun. Cars feel great and they did well making use of the PS5 controller features. Car handling and physics are what you expect. I know when a car is on the limit of grip and when it’s gone beyond that limit. There is a good sense of speed, weight and momentum. I can feel the road and the unevenness of the surface. Weather and puddles of water are done well and greatly impact driving. Tuning is rewarding. The game as a whole is mostly very rewarding, challenging and fun. I enjoyed slowly getting better and improving my times, making my way through the challenges, earning licenses, learning in the circuit experiences and testing myself against others online. There is lots of content here and they have been continuing to add to it. There are some weaknesses like the main campaign, café mode, being underdeveloped and underwhelming and I didn’t get music rally at all.
Now unfortunately I need to discuss this games big issues and a lot of people will already know what’s coming. Why the hell do I always need to be online for single player? I guess my disc will be useless in the future when it’s all taken down and I’m just screwed anytime I don’t have internet or there is maintenance. Then there is the fact that this game becomes a horrible grind to get and upgrade the more expensive cars. Things start off okay with regular currency and car rewards but once you get further along and everything gets more expensive it just ruins the game. I put around 80 hours in and I would still be playing if not for this bulls**t. Cars are too expensive and rewards are too low so your progress grinds to a halt. This was done on purpose to push people into spending real money on the very over priced in game currency and Gran Turismo 7 is a full priced Sony game too. Why would you do this to your own creation? Imagine making something excellent and then deliberately ruining it. Why would you do this to your brand? Is it really worth it? If you need to make more money off Gran Turismo 7 then find another way, I would rather pay a little extra up front then put up with this crap. Too the people that made these decisions f**k you. To every person that buys this games currency, f**k you for supporting it, get away from videogames you are ruining it for the rest of us.
Gran Turismo 7 is really enjoyable and well made even with the horrible issues I still got plenty of time out of it. I just wish I could still be playing it and continuing to build my car collection. I would have rated it way higher if not for this and it could have been one of the absolute best PS5 games. I recommend getting Gran Turismo 7 if you’re into cars just don’t buy those expensive micro transactions and know that at some point it will become an awful grind.
7.6/10
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PlayStation 5
Aight so I've put roughly 60+ hours into the game now. Bought it 2 weeks ago.
Understand this game was HATED at launch. I got bored of Forza Motorsport 7 (this games main rival) and decided to buy a ps5 and give this a shot. The game was on sale for $40 when I got it.
Pro's:
-Looks better than your first born child
-Audio design has vastly improved from its predecessors
-Great customization (nearly all cars have wide body kits, splitters, spoilers, aftermarket wheels, etc)
-Being able to adjust the diff, brake balance, fuel mixture (lean/rich), TCS, on the fly is great
-Gran Turismo collaborated with car manufactures to create concept cars and they are all stunning
-Balance of Performance (BoP) racing is great- allows for a diverse grid where anyone can win in any car
-Menu music is terrific I find myself sitting in the dealership listening to music browsing cars
-On ps5 load times are non-existent, load any car any track immediately
-Being able to create private lobbies and posting them on public servers is a great way of having fun community driven events.
-Love the strategy in endurance racing being able to swap between Racing Softs vs Racing Hards or adjusting to active weather and putting on Rain tires or Intermediates.
-Weather and Time can be adjusted to any setting you like
-Diversity in tracks. There are a few rally stages, road courses, street/city circuits, F1 level race tracks, fantasy tracks
-Physics and Tire models seem very realistic.
-Diverse selection of vehicles. GT3, GT4, Japanese GT500, Group B, 90's-20's Prototypes, 60's Le Mans racers, and of course many production vehicles ranging from compacts to hypercars
-Photo mode is on steroids and is damn near impossible to tell the difference between a videogame and real life
-Used car dealer cycles cars every day making it fun to log in everyday and see whats available.
-Cars you collect can be sold and their value supposedly shifts everyday and you can "invest" in cars and sell them later for more credits.
-Doing license tests, mission mode, menu books, and buying cars gives you the opportunities to win prize cars for free or get extra credits.
-There is an extensive library of user created liveries to browse through and you can apply them to your cars.
-Doing the "Circuit Experience" on the race tracks allows you to learn every track and drive on it well while also giving you a large amount of credits for beating a certain time.
-Online racing becomes better through Driver Rating and Safety Rating, encouraging others to be quick while also putting you in races with people around your skill level
-Online time trials give hefty payouts for performing well
Cons:
-The game still sells for 70$ online, and to me thats too much money
-Menu Books are controversial. For me it wasn't an issue. But, if you aren't a huge car enthusiast or rather you only care about maybe 1-5 cars and you would like to race only those. You will HATE the menu books as they are the entire way of progressing through this game and gaining credits and cars.
-Online and other modes are locked until you progress far enough in the Menu Books
-You do not have access to upgrade your car fully until you reach a certain collector level, meaning you will need to grind the menu books to unlock better performance parts.
-You will have to do license tests which may be frustrating for some who aren't as skilled in order to progress.
-Later Mission Mode races and the later License Tests have the most sadist requirements for gold medals and I'm pretty damn good at this game but mission mode will humble you if you are trying to go for a 100% completion for the prize cars.
-Everything is expensive and racing online or in your own custom lobbies gives very little money. The best way to earn money is through time trials and circuit experience, both are time based single player races. Some may rather just play with friends
-There is no real easy way to share car "builds" and "tunes" meaning if someone builds a car incorrectly they have no real comparison as to what others have done that worked.
-Online competitive racing cycles races every 15-30 mins meaning you could be sitting around a while before the next race.
-In user created online lobbies I noticed more lag than in Gran Turismo's official competitive lobbies. Nothing game breaking and not all the time, but it could sometimes hinder the immersion or ruin the race if I collided with them unwillingly.
-If you buy and apply weight reduction mods or buy and apply certain engine parts it will cost you a fortune to bring the car back to stock. The idea is some performance parts are irreversable and you have to pay to bring them back. Stupid.
-The handling model on controller, although do-able does not hold up against rivals like forza. The level of grip you feel is disconnected.
-Splitscreen local multiplayer doesn't let you use your own garage
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PlayStation 5
Nice looking game, especially in VR. Driving is quite fun when you eventually get there.
However
- I bought is on disk (never buy anything from PSN store, they are more expensive and you can't sell to your firends) still on the install I had to download for 2 hours to install
- who in the heck decided that you are forced to watch some annoying intro video for 10 minutes before you can play? Really? WTF?
- Basic UI/UX designer has been probably on vacation during the whole development. I've never seen so much menu diving and so horrible user interface on any game. Why do I have to go through multiple screens every time if I want to tune my car or even buy tuning parts when tuning? Where are all the shortcuts?
- Why in the heck is the replay always the default option and I had to do multiple presses instead of just going forward? And no, I really don't want to look at replay of those license training sessions where I just accelerate and brake
- There is always too much screens and all other crap than just driving, you will spent as much time on the menu diving as driving the cars.
- and of course the worst part: - forced online so they can disable the game from you when they want to and also force you to make micropayments if you want to use this as a normal game.
Avoid and wait for better games that actually concentrates on driving and not annoying users.
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PlayStation 5
I have put around 50h into the game. Single player AI is crap, slow, unaware, unnecessarily aggressive, you start at the back of the grid always and need to muscle your way to the top. Career mode is based on cafe menus, once you complete them there is not much reasons to return back to the game.
I'm not satisfied, sadly. I think i managed to put 50h as I was forcing myself to play as I purchased PS5 to play this game - the only reason I returned to the game.
I don't recommend.
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PlayStation 5
Summary From classic vehicles and tracks to the reintroduction of the legendary GT Simulation Mode – GT 7 brings together the best features from past installments of the series alongside the future. An even more realistic driving experience awaits thanks to haptic feedback, which brings to life what it’s like when the tires hit the road. PS5’s i...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- PlayStation 5
- PlayStation 4
Initial Release Date: Mar 4, 2022
Developer:
- Polyphony Digital
Publisher: PlayStation Studios
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