This is personally the last straw for me with this developer - there have been at least 4 games in the past 5 or 6 years from them with the same kind of issue. Tired of being their beta-tester on my own dime.

Decent graphics; passable physics

Game-breaking bug will corrupt your save file over and over, wiping out all your hard work in both career and online - as of mid August, 2014, this issue has not been corrected; Check out Codemasters' forum for details - but DO NOT BUY THIS GAME until they correct the issues.

Grid AutoSport for the Xbox 360 is full of major defects that make the game virtually unplayable. Nearly 2 months after its release, none of its problems have been patched. If you look at the official CodeMasters forums, you can see tons of players across all platforms reporting numerous issues.

It's never easy to review a racing game, because everyone has a completely different skill level and a different expectation of what they're going to receive from the game. Some games are strictly fun and lighthearted, and some are nothing but simulation racing.

Codemasters messed up with GRID 2 , arguably for the first time in its racing game career. While reviews were at least lukewarm, the message from the community was clear: it was too dumbed-down, too arcade-y and didn't place enough emphasis on the thing that matters most - the racing.

It's still far from perfect but the improvements here are enough to help fans forget GRID 2, and hope that GRID 3 will be the game they really want.

Improved handling and mountains of content and variety; Excellent graphics and great online modes; The Americanised presentation has been ditched and the in-car camera has returned

Almost no new ideas and a lot of repurposed assets, which is hard to forgive given it's a full price game; The career mode is boring and restrictive, with too much grinding

When it comes to turning digital laps on the asphalt, no other company is more synonymous with that experience than Codemasters. Developers of such famed racing titles as

GRID Autosport doesn't have an in-car cockpit view. It has two in-car cockpit views. Despite releasing a scant twelve months after GRID 2, Codemasters' latest track racer addresses every criticism that fans levelled at last year's mixed effort. And then some .

Five unique disciplines; feels like five fully-featured racing games in one, Grippy handling, solid damage modelling, excellent competitive AI, Massive amount of meaningful content and quality, Impressive PC visuals, Fully-featured multiplayer, splitscreen and party games

Campaign can feel clinical; locks you to specific pre-made cars; No pit stops; oddly condensed Endurance races; People will still moan about the in-car views

17 years ago, ToCA Touring cars was entirely devoted to the burgeoning British Touring Car Championship; you picked a car, your raced, you crashed a bit and then you won (or lost).

Barely a year has passed and Codemasters has released a new instalment to its Grid racing series. Considering there was a five year gap between the first game and Grid 2, the quick release of Grid Autosport comes as a pleasant surprise.

A return to motor racing roots; Bigger track selection

Game engine is a bit long in the tooth; Cockpit view lacks details

Strong all-round package.Well varied career mode,good AI,Split-screen,decent car list,would love to be able to track my results for each season and have my own team but that is a minor complaint.Great game,would suggest especially if you hated GRID 2.