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Gran Turismo 7
Released On: Mar 4, 2022
87
2.4
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 126 Critic Reviews
87
92% Positive
116 Reviews
116 Reviews
3% Mixed
4 Reviews
4 Reviews
0% Negative
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0 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 126 Critic Reviews
87
92% Positive
116 Reviews
116 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 11,577 User Ratings
2.4
20% Positive
2283 Ratings
2283 Ratings
4% Mixed
469 Ratings
469 Ratings
76% Negative
8825 Ratings
8825 Ratings
User Score
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 11,577 User Ratings
2.4
20% Positive
2283 Ratings
2283 Ratings
4% Mixed
469 Ratings
469 Ratings
76% Negative
8825 Ratings
8825 Ratings
Amazing game with lots of content and stunning graphics, it runs well on PS4 and REALLY well on PS5. Gameplay is realistic and the multiplayer is really fun.
The only drawbacks are the online-only campaign and the grind required to get a big collection of cars
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PlayStation 5
Gran Turismo 7 was the king of sports game ever! The four player split-screen was amazing since Mario Kart, the graphics are amazing, the cars are well balanced and the tuning are complexity amazing. Hope for more updates for more manufacturers and more race circuits, because Polyphony Digital was king of the company.
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PlayStation 5
Polyphony Digital comes back to the roots with a driving simulator that feels better than ever by doing the same as ever, thanks to a very unique style. It has some little issues in terms of balance, but, inside the tracks and beyond them, it is a worthy successor of 25 years of Gran Turismo legacy.
Gran Turismo 7 is the definitive driving experience of this generation, but may be a lot to take in for the casual player.
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.
I bought a ps5 and wheel and vr2ps just because of GT 7 I really enjoy when i playing thanks polophony digital
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PlayStation 5
Gran Turismo 7 as a game itself is perfectly fine, it's a solid racing sim with nice looking graphics on the PS5. However the game is far from perfect given menus and set up, whilst they have brought back elements from earlier games in the series the fact the game is online constantly and the majority of the content is unplayable if the the servers are down for whatever reason can be frustration. The whole game, especially the single player portion doesn't even need to be online really yet it is.
The game also has some issues with grind and slog for getting some of the more pricey cars which is clearly done to get you to purchase credits via micro transactions. I personally didn't feel the much bother with them as I tended to get hold of the cars I wanted pretty easily and they admittedly do give you chances with events to be able to save up credits over time.
It's a good racing sim that's sadly let down by some annoying design decisions but personally I managed to get a good amount of fun out of the game despite not really being a racing sim enthusiast.
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PlayStation 5
Good game but safe continuation without innovation, revolution or new mechanics. Typical continuation
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PlayStation 5
Where to begin, ah yes, a ten minute unstoppable cutscene when starting the game when all wanted to do was jump in a car after waiting two hours for the game to **** a few races andquickly find out that the ai is terrible. They will literally ram you off the road and there is nothing that you can do about it. Even if you are beside them, they will push you offthe track to stay on their rails, if they are faster than you they will simply drive their line into your rear bumper and spin you out with no effort to avoid you. If this wasn't unfair enough when you do higher tier races the cars rubber banding is extreme and you will soon find yourself losing races because on the last two laps AI cars will speed up and ungodly amount and soon start doing laps 10 seconds quicker.
Do I even need to talk about car handling? The tiniest of change can send your perfectly tuned car into the abyss of an uncontrollable wreck and even small changes such as rear diffusers will increase your PP by as many as 20 points and do nothing but Hurt the performance of your car. none of this is explained.
That and wow loot boxes, there are way too many and too many attempts to entice you into realizing that they exist, as race rewards are one of three things cash a car or a loot box that will only ever land on the smallest result, usually 10,000 credits.
One final thing is that you cannot sell cars until you have completed the story, and I say story loosely as you simply do quests for a guy in a cafe that usually either mean unlocking cars by doing races or learning about a new mechanic on the home screen.
I have not regretted many games recently, but I kind of regret asking my girlfriend to buy this for me for my birthday.
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PlayStation 5
It improves over Gran Turismo Sport in some areas (a full single-player campaign and vehicle tuning make a comeback), but in other areas, this game drops the ball. The flawed physics, online-only aesthetic, and overuse of micro-transactions reveal just how messy Gran Turismo 7 is. Definitely not a return to the golden days. Given how successful the franchise is, I can only hope for the inevitable Gran Turismo 8 to fix things right.
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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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