The game features over and a huge roster of modern and classic performance cars to collect, tune, and upgrade. The career mode sees players acting as a driver for hire, joining teams and satisfying sponsors across five distinct racing disciplines.
The controversial "TrueFeel" handling from GRID 2 was replaced by a more sophisticated model that simulates realistic tyre grip and slip angles [6, 8].
Managing tyre wear over long races, where pushing too hard early on destroys your grip. Open Wheel: High-speed, high-downforce, precise racing. Tuner: Drifting and time attack events. Street Racing: Intense, narrow city circuits. 2. Deepening the Experience with Simulation
The PC version stands above its console siblings for several reasons:
A common criticism of Grid 2 was its "one-size-fits-all" handling model. Autosport fixed this, offering a nuanced driving experience that feels unique across its five core disciplines. As a Slant review notes, perfectly capturing the game's signature feel.
Native support for AMD Eyefinity and NVIDIA Surround lets you span the cockpit view across three screens. 🕹️ Controls: Wheel vs. Gamepad
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