Project CARS 3 – The Latest In-Game Teaser Screenshots

Project CARS 3 – The Latest In-Game Teaser Screenshots

Building on the success of the previous games in the series, Slightly Mad Studios will release Project CARS 3 this summer for the PC (via Steam), Playstation 4, and Xbox One.

While the game will inherit a lot of heritage from its predecessors, the newborn racing title will also stray from the given pad to better accommodate “pick up and play” gamers. Whether this is a good or a bad thing has yet to be seen, but as far as visuals go, we can already be certain that it’s going to be a beauty.

The game will feature more than 200 elite-brand road and race cars which are all upgradable and customizable. You will be able to race your personalized cars both offline and online on about 140 circuits from all over the world. The tracks will feature day to night transitions and dynamic weather effects.

Pcars 3 will feature a brand new career mode and a new Rivals mode in which you will encounter 10 upgradeable car classes. Furthermore, we can expect new tracks, improved multiplayer features, completely revised gamepad handling for console players, skill-based matchmaking, and better accessibility for new players.

Since the official announcement, developer Slightly Mad Studios and publisher Bandai Namco are regularly teasing their social media followers with some new game details and in-game screenshots of the upcoming Project CARS 3 title.

So let’s have a look at the most recent official publications.

 

Go from track-day rookie to motorsport legend. In ProjectCARS3, you earn experience points and level up with every action you take during single-player and online races: overtakes, perfect cornering, racing line—it all counts towards your EXP.

 

We like your enthusiasm! You’ll be able to drive both the 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray and the Chevrolet Corvette C8.R by yourself in ProjectCARS3, come 28th August 2020.

The Mercedes-AMG GT3, a naturally aspirated 6.2L V8 that sounds like thunder, a body crafted from carbon fiber and spaceframe chassis carved from aluminum all weighing 1,300KGs, is one of the race machines you can drive in ProjectCARS3.

The authenticity is upped by replacing the old “racing line” with a corner marker system inspired by track-days that help you learn braking points, turn-in points, and apexes. Build muscle-memory and get faster and better in ProjectCARS3.

Official Webpage – www.projectcarsgame.com