Not a bad game but not as good as gt3/4 I much prefer those games. The night racing a pain and the sun in your eyes makes bit more real but the lack of feel when u turn is strange If you could up grade the cars ? Would be good and how about so dirt road rally stuff.

Driveclub had a very precarious launch when it was released for PS4 two years ago, largely due to server problems, but the game managed to turn things arou

Very immersive; Controls are intact

Visual downgrade; No weather effects

The Short Version: The fact that DriveClub is still mostly a wreck for ALL of its online functions is frankly embarrassing and the lack of a large public beta was remarkably short-sighted.

Track design is excellent; Gorgeous visuals; Brief moments of brilliance

Server issues are killing it; Penalty system is broken; Project Cars isn't out until 2015

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

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

In this look at the embryonic stages of Evolution's social racer, Tim Martin finds a beautiful but currently incomplete driving experience.

Nine months late to the party, but better late than never, Driveclub has finally made its way to the PS4. What was supposed to be a launch game for Sony's newest console system when it was first revealed back in 2013, Driveclub became heavily delayed due to problems with its social system and the...

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.

While Driveclub is a functional game, it lacks the polish or depth seen in other contemporary racing titles like Forza Horizon 2, or even last-gen driving simulators like Gran Turismo 6.

Solid visuals; Straightforward game modes

Bland soundtrack; Confusing driving environment; Small car roster; No tuning or customization options