DriveClub is a great racing experience which includes enough content, both single-player and social, to keep fans of the genre occupied for months, especially if they are determined to always be better than their friends.

Solid racing mechanics; Integrated social events

Limits player freedom; Bad soundtrack

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

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.

'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...

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.

Driveclub is incredibly well put together but slightly bland, and is hampered by a lack of distinct personality.

Technically impressive on all fronts; Insane polish; An excellent social multiplayer system

Some design decisions sap the fun from races; Feels antiseptic; A bit skinny on the singleplayer front; No local multiplayer

With immensely detailed cars, lighting and weather, DriveClub is one of the most beautiful games that money can buy. DriveClub VR , on the other hand, is the ugly duckling of the DriveClub family, but if you can get past the disappointing visuals, it's still a racer that is well worth playing.

Driveclub has had a tumultuous life cycle. From a bare-bones release to a messed-up PlayStation Plus edition to the shutting down of developer Evolution Studios, you'd almost forget it was actually pretty good. Unfortunately, in the transition to PlayStation VR , its beauty has once again suffered.

Loads of content; Arcade handling makes racing fun in VR; Being able to look around in the seat is great

Visuals have taken a huge hit; Weather effects absent

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...

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.