The name didn't help at all. As early as the first Grid launch, it came with a Race Driver accessory, marking it as a long-running successor of the Codemasters, a beloved series. It itself lays the foundation for the original PlayStation based on the more popular TOCA game base. . However, this is a more fantastic shot of motorsport, with some extra bulges under the hood, and in the disappointing sequel of 2013, the American figure was more obvious-a kind of Michael Bay Michael Bay) really doesn't know much about motorsport exactly what it wants.
Grid review
- Developer: Program manager
- announcer: Progr am manager
- Platform: Comment on Xbox One X
- Availability: October 11 release on PC, Xbox One, and PS4
Fast-fire follow-up Grid Autosport made a decent attempt, although understandably a modest attempt to bring the series back to its roots. And now, five years later, we have this simple Munch grid. what exactly is it? Remake it? Restart? Or something else entirely? In fact, this is much simpler and more satisfying than any ambiguity implied by the name. In short, this is a return to this generation of elbow arcade racing that is almost non-existent, and it has a certain amount of skill and talent, and its studio has rediscovered its A game and much more. Grid in 2019 is a great thing.
However, you need to overcome some doubts before reaching a conclusion. Compared to the previous version, this feels like a slim thing. Maybe it's because the old bomber has been downgraded to the front end. After all, the original Grid's virtual garage is dazzling. This new garage is just full-featured and not very versatile. Calling it functional is also very generous-running through all levels of the event, across all racing levels, managing the team and recruiting drivers, for some incredible reasons you have to go all the way to the screen and separate from the career menu.
Maybe it's because there is relatively little activity-about 13 locations are provided here instead of the original 15-and the problem has become more serious as the professional model has been honed. To enter the Grid World Series and wait for the old rival Ravenwest, you have to pass four of the seven levels, and when you spend money on the car you need, progress usually slows down. Grid's seasonal delivery will not help either, as certain additional content will definitely make them feel less barren and they are waiting.
Grid itself is not a simulation game-if it is the simulation game you are after, maybe I would recommend the beautiful F1 2019 or Dirt Rally 2.0-but for its part, it is more suitable for motorsport than most other cars. Games with strict SIM card credentials. It may be ridiculous to see a GT3 racing on the narrow Chinese streets until you remember that real racing is often even more stupid, and Grid excels at reaching the essence of motorsport with economy, fashion and open arms to give all the power Player. So what exactly is this grid? It's a sophisticated arcade racer, and Codemasters does its best-and it's better.