Project CARS

Project CARS is a realistic car simulator from the Slightly Mad. studio. The graphics and detail of the cars made an impression even before the release. Engineers provide guidance on settings during practice. In the garage you can examine the smallest parts of the body and customize the car for a specific race track. The car behaves differently on cold and warm tires, and this is important in the first laps. Contact with an opponent breaks the aerodynamics, and the car begins to yaw on the straight line. A career is built around seasons and signed contracts. The driver selects a team and vehicle class. Seasons follow a calendar with qualifications and races. Photo mode allows you to see body details. Practice and qualifying take place before the race, and lap times determine the starting position. Cars are viewed in garage and photo mode. The settings affect the behavior on the track. A pit stop requires coordinated teamwork. The weather changes smoothly during the race, and the surface dries gradually, so the choice of tires affects the entire lap. Cold tires slip in the first laps, so acceleration needs to be measured. The weather changes dynamically and changes the grip. Damage affects speed. Tires are divided by composition and require selection for the weather. Your career unlocks new championships as you progress. The season lasts several championships, and each subsequent one requires more serious equipment. For those players who like strict simulations, this game is suitable. Damage affects the aerodynamics of the car. Damage from contacts is noticeable in handling, so it is better to go around your opponents. Practice helps you select the brake balance and tire pressure for a specific track.