Rather than being PlayStation VR's killer app this updated racer lays bare its limitations in embarrassing fashion, at least until the PS4 Pro comes along.

Most of the content from the original game is still here, including the online mode; Driving model is also still the same, with a good balance between accessibility and realism

The visuals are horribly comprised by VR, and are not only ugly but so blurry that at times it's hard to see where you're going; Saves from the original game won't work

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.

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.

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

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.

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...

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...

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