'Driveclub' is of course the PS4 game that Sony pitched as a hip (and faster to market than a 'Gran Turismo' installment) first-party racing game long before the PS4 launched. Back in September 2013, two months prior to the PlayStation 4's release, a small batch of Belgian journalists was cordially...

Hoping the gift is as good as the wrapping paper. As I am sure you have seen from videos and photos already, the game is absolutely gorgeous. The cars not only look beautiful on the outside, but the level of detail on the inside of the cars, the details for the various race locations, and the sun...

Fun To Play; Graphics; Tracks

No Replays To View; Not much to do; Poor Customization; Poor Online Play

Good graphics decent car control. This is a great game to play around. Simple straightforward racing pick a car a track and you're off. Good selection of licensed vehicles from hot hatches to hyper supercars.

Bought this game because I upgraded to the t500rs with playseat revolution and wanted something to test out on my ps4. Graphics are great and that's all. I played it the first day, then tried playing it the second but went back my ps3 with gt6.

I′d bought Driveclub VR as a preorder with my VR set but put it aside after reading other reviews. I had experienced bad nausea with Rigs and had read other peoples problems with this game and also believed I wasn′t missing anything.

The original Driveclub arrived two years ago, launching later than originally intended, and although it was very buggy at release, over time it developed into a really good action racer.

There's a lot riding on the success of DriveClub. Every console needs a quality racing game as a matter of priority, the genre appealing to a demographic so large and varied that it acts as a lure for many otherwise uninterested potential players.

A contender for the best looking racing game ever; Clubs make you feel part of something bigger

Not enough variety in race types and challenges; Arcade handling model sits at odds with the purity of available events

When people hear PlayStation exclusive racing game, they tend to automatically think of the Gran Turismo series. Sonys iconic driving franchise has been tearing up virtual roads for over a decade, but this holiday season, a new racing game stepped behind the wheel.

Tons of detail in vehicles and environments; Accolades add another layer to the competitive driving; Vehicle handling offers a mix of arcade and simulation

Vehicle selection pales in comparison to other racing titles; Clubs are too tiny to make good on community promise

# Driveclub was supposed to be Sony's big racer for the launch of PlayStation 4 back in November 2013, while also showcasing Sony's concept for PlayStation Plus versions of titles that could be upgrading to the full game for cheaper than buying the game normally.

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