Launching Project Motor Racing isn't just releasing a game—it's sharing something we've poured our hearts into for 3 long years. We care about this sim, and we care about your experience with it. You've been with us as we went on this journey together, and we want to acknowledge not only your feedback beyond the first day, but your passion and honesty. Behind the studio are people, and it hurts knowing we didn't hit expectations on release. So now, we'd like to take this moment to explain where we are, and what comes next.

In the months leading up to release, we pushed with the intention of gaining a higher level of fidelity and accuracy. At the time, we did not see (nor foresee) performance issues during our testing across platforms and different specs of machines. However, once everything came together, issues have arisen that have soured players' experience of the sim. These are our issues to solve, and we want to be upfront about them and what we're going to do.

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Speaking from the AMD Gaming side, Project Motor Racing reads like a love letter to drivers who care about feel, discipline, and racecraft. The team has highlighted a physics-first handling model, multiple licensed classes, dynamic weather with a drying line, a full day-night cycle, and mod support that extends longevity. That is the sim racer's short list: cars with character, tracks that evolve, and systems that reward consistency more than brute force.

What stands out is intent. The developers are emphasizing high-fidelity force feedback and a tire and surface model that changes how you approach a stint. As conditions evolve, you'll be adjusting lines and braking points, not just toggling a preset. Add in a curated car and track spread built for both ranked online racing and custom league nights, and you have a platform that invites practice, not one-off novelty runs. What's more is that Project Motor Racing proudly features AMD FSR 4, bringing cutting-edge upscaling technology to enhance both visual fidelity and performance. By leveraging FSR 4, players can experience smoother gameplay and sharper graphics, even at higher resolutions, without compromising frame rates. This integration aligns with AMD's commitment to delivering advanced gaming experiences, and Project Motor Racing stands out as a showcase for the latest innovations in graphics optimization.

Project Motor Racing is now available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, arriving with full mod support across all platforms and a launch trailer showcasing the sim's commitment to authenticity. Powered by the GIANTS Engine, the sim enables creators to build and share content from day one, with the first community-made mods already live. Published by GIANTS Software and developed by Straight4 Studios, Project Motor Racing delivers an accurate racing experience shaped by real-world racers and inspired by the brutal high-stakes world of intense motorsport action.

High-Stakes Career. Cross-Play Ranked Competition. Benchmark Handling.
Racers can tackle the unforgiving world of professional motorsport in Single-Player "Survival"-Style Career that captures the unforgiving nature of professional racing, where blown budgets, repair bills, and failed overtakes can derail an entire season. Racers can also test their limits in Cross-Play Ranked Online Racing featuring physics parity across all platforms, no-fee Custom Lobbies, and 2 intense Leaderboards. Newcomers meanwhile can ease into the action with adjustable AI, assist options and fully optimized gamepad control, while seasoned sim racers will find no shortage of challenges from a 720 Hz simulation engine that brings landmark handling and FFB precision.