This game is amazing, it's so good I haven't even played it and I'm saying it's amazing, so it must be good right? The loading times are great too, and the share button! Oh man!

is the best-looking racing game I've ever seen on a console, but down deep it's a more modest, conventional arcade racer than the sprawling, open-world types we commonly see today.

Breathtaking detail; Great sense of speed; Constant challenges

Little solo content; Euro-centric car list

Many small tweaks, amazing weather and phenomenal photo mode have turned Driveclub into PS4's best racer. At times breathtaking and always involving, it'll keep you coming back for more.

Very easy to play and beginner-friendly; Fast and beautiful - a true new-gen showcase; Online challenge aspect is excellent and runs through everything; The photo mode is absolutely sensational; Good variety of tracks with added dynamic weather

Weak damage and unsatisfying crashes

Pronti, via! Eccoci qui a parlare di DriveClub , titolo di corsa di Evolution Studios che lancia la sua nuova IP, esclusiva PlayStation 4 , dopo tre capitoli di MotorStorm, quattro con lo spin-off RC per PS Vita.

Sistema di guida divertente e buon track design; Stimolanti funzioni social..

In Multiplayer soprattutto si pagherà lo scotto di alcuni tratti di pista troppo stretti, ..; Senza le quali, come sperimentato, il gioco perde tanto, Assenti ingiustificati: Replay, Photo Mode e Meteo Dinamico

It exists, it's pretty, and you race cars in it. Such an analysis might be terribly reductive, but it's difficult to work up excitement over Driveclub, a simple racing game in which frustration is common and thrills are in short supply.

Tour does a great job of ramping up the challenge; You race beautiful cars on beautiful tracks

Bland atmosphere; bland presentation; bland everything; Stubborn AI and weird handling lead to frustration

Sony Computer Entertainment hyped Driveclub as the next great racing video game. WRONG! This home console racing game is average at best. Way below average at worst. It just depends on who you ask. Sony copied Microsoft with the drivatars.

on my Dreamcast. In the years since, I've watched online gameplay go from a novelty, to alternate play modes, to the core feature of both games and consoles. Usually, it works by creating immersive, innovative and unique experiences.

Driving games should be all about speed, but the development of such games should not. Driveclub has some fantastic-sounding features for an arcade racer, but they're marred by what can only be considered a rush job.

I'd really rather not be here, writing this review right now. I'd just as soon wait until Driveclub, a fantastic variation on the usual driving games, achieves the state it deserves to be in, a state I have every reasonable expectation it will eventually reach, a state I've enjoyed firsthand before...

Driveclub was a killer app for the PS4 before its launch, but was delayed 11 months for fine-tuning. As a result, the game went from being in direct competition to the sub-par Forza Motorsport 5 to the far-superior Forza Horizon 2.