The tracks are varied and fun to drive

I bought it because I love the European cars and gorgeous tracks.

The things I like are the tracks are fun, with lots of twists and turns, elevation changes, great scenery;. Lots of cars in different

I would like real world tracks

Oh, and the tracks r quite fun.

It didn't have to be a perfect sim, but it needed to just have some decent cars, tracks, and online play

Physics that are from who knows WHAT universe but its NOT this one, cars that handle like frozen dog poo on ice (well your car anyway physics DONT apply to the computer cars they are superglued to the track), the WORST tracks EVER (not ONE track has less than 3 chicanes most have 8 or more LAME) what they call "dynamic weather"

I dont think i have ever played a game where i have enjoyed the tracks so much

so you can learn the tracks in slower cars and still win

Yet it's still not as plain-jane and boring as I found Gran Turismo that restricted you to realistic race tracks and overly accurate physics

Driveclub is no stranger to this effect; this isn't to say there are not some good tracks to listen to when driving and whatnot, but overall none of them were really all that appealing, and this is just another title that has issues with this

Pros:-movement sensor driving (activate this on control options)-awesome graphics-great tracks-beautiful cars-night graphics are beautifulCons:-its hard to change the vehicle color-no extra tuning features-multiplayer servers not working at

Grippy cars feel like absolute cheat codes on apex - laden courses; high-torque muscle cars and 1000hp hypercars scream down long winding road tracks with a frightening sense of speed, and nimble low-tier compacts and (250-400 hp) sports cars beg for you to take it through its paces on any given circuit

The developers of this game, are making free DLC (Downloadable content) every month and they include free vehicles and tracks, even multiplayer modes

I would like the menu to show an outline of the track when choosing a track, because you have no idea what the track is like until you select it, if it isn't what you are in the mood for then you have to back out of it

Points are taken from you if someone rear-ends your car, the tracks do not encourage high speeds as they have VERY tight turns and the high-end cars have their Top Speed stat near max

the cars are more realistic on Forza and there are crap load of tracks not some fake looking tracks like on DC or DriveSuck

Great controls, great graphics, great tracks, good sound

The tracks are fiction in comparison to project cars but they are fun and challenging

Speaking of the tracks, enjoy the eye candy before each race when the camera swiftly previews the track as you take in the incredible views and appreciate how much work was put in to this title.

I thought this was going to be a great game but turned out to be a low graphics, slow, bad tracks game

It's a solid game with the best graphics hands down, fun tracks, and interesting mid race challenges.

I like it because this is not a game where you drive around, it is one where you race in gorgeous tracks

The tracks are gorgeous and the best graphics I've seen in a racing game, dethroning Forza 5

After playing a few tracks I really started to "get" the game (the first few tracks were not too exciting for some reason).

ProsBeautiful tracks, especially in IndiaExcellent gameplay conceptWhen the game works, it's funConsEuro cars only, why

To me, I love it; my favorites cars are primarily Europeans (I do love my GT-R though), so this doesn't bug me, and plus I assume that in later expansions there will be more cars coming, such as an American Muscle pack, a Japanese car pack, and so

Yet it's still not as plain-jane and boring as I found Gran Turismo that restricted you to realistic race tracks and overly accurate physics

I try to enjoy it but something boring as you select the car and get in