Project Cars 2 VR Review: Revving Engines but High Expectations

Jonathan M., Senior Editor

November 15th, 2016

If you're looking for a thrilling racing experience that will test your skills and push the limits of virtual reality (VR), look no further than Project Cars 2. This latest installment in the popular series doesn't disappoint with its incredible attention to detail, realistic handling, and breathtakingly beautiful tracks.

Upon donning the VR headset, you're transported into a world where every curve is genuine and every bump feels authentic. The graphics are simply stunning, capturing even the smallest details of each car's interior and exterior design. Whether hurtling through the twisty streets of Monte Carlo or racing flat out around Silverstone in an era-accurate Formula 1 machine, you'll feel as though you're actually behind the wheel.

However, while Project Cars 2 excels when it comes to sheer immersion, new players should be warned: this isn't a game for beginners. The learning curve is steep and unforgiving – even experienced racing enthusiasts may find themselves spinning off into a hedge more than once or twice as they get accustomed to the handling of each vehicle.

Fortunately, there's plenty of practice available thanks to an extensive career mode that rewards skillful driving with points, cash, and valuable upgrades. Online multiplayer also offers hours upon faithfulness in head-to-head competition against other VR owners worldwide; although do note that lag can sometimes rear its ugly head during particularly intense races due mainly from internet connection speeds rather than any fault of the game itself.

Overall though? Project Cars 2 remains an absolute must-have title for anyone serious about motorsport gaming – especially those willing put in the hard graft required to unlock all its hidden potential within. Just don't expect it'll go down easy...

Rating: 9/10

Jonathan M is a seasoned VR enthusiast and racing game aficionado with years of experience behind both real-life wheels and virtual steering wheel controls alike. When not pushing his PC's graphical limits in Project Cars 2, you can usually find him attempting (unsuccessfully) to complete an entire lap without crashing around Silverstone Circuit at breakneck speeds while belting out ear-piercingly loud renditions of 'Don't Stop Me Now' by Queen at top volume.

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