Team racing and social features are nice perks, but Driveclub's core experience fails to generate much excitement

Clubs are a fun hook; Enjoyable racing; Immediate; dynamic social challenges

Lacks energy or personality; Visual inconsistencies; No vehicle tuning

Whilst there is absolutely no story involved in this racing simulator/arcade mix, I will take the opportunity to explain a little bit about this expansion and its back-story. The initial Driveclub released roughly 12 months ago facing a rocky start, exclusively featuring cars that you unlocked once...

It's been quite a journey leading up to the launch of Driveclub . What was supposed to launch for free on PS Plus nearly a year ago has finally made it to Sony's service. The team behind the infamous Motorstorm franchise brings us their next venture into the world of racing games.

Challenges are very competitive | Creating a Club with the right people can be fun

No online connection? No fun | It's not sure if it wants to be arcade or simulation | AI are bastards | Only 50 cars to unlock

Evolution Studio's great game is stripped back for this VR standalone, losing more than it gains in the process.

DriveClub VR had the potential to be amazing but the 'stolen' graphics makes this game look like something from a few console generations ago!

A solid game that definitely has an audience. Might lack replay value, could be too short or there are some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

Solamente queda jugarlo y sentir la adrenalina de las carreras, realmente imprionante

Speedy delivery. Stick with DPD for future deliveries

I bought this as a stopgap until gt6 comes out. The graphics and choice of tracks is really good. These graphics are possibly the best of any racing game I've seen. Period. The choice of tracks is good but not GT good. One thing that is crazy is the wet her accuracy.

Virtual reality racing has an enormous amount of potential. Racing games are often visual delights however, so what Driveclub VR lacks in this department is notable despite the sense of presence that makes it so fresh.