GRID 2 PC

Be quick, be first, and be famous as the race returns in GRID 2, the sequel to Race Driver: GRID, winner of an award BAFTA and with multimillion dollar sales.

Experience aggressive racing against advanced AI and dive into the race with GRID 2's new TrueFeel driving system that fuels the joy of behind-the-wheel control of every iconic car. The next generation of the platform EGO gaming technology delivers genre-defining visuals and jaw-dropping damage as you prove yourself on three continents in a new and evolving world of motorsport. Earn fame, fans, and fortune as you fight your way to the top in intense and unforgiving races on licensed circuits, beautifully crafted city streets, and deadly mountain roads.

GRID 2 will also set the new standard for multiplayer racing with innovative modes, a completely independent progression system, and deep integration with RaceNet, the free online extension for racing games. Codemasters Racing.

Gameplay

The game includes numerous real world locations and cities such as Paris. It also includes motor vehicles that span four decades. In addition, it includes a new management system that the developer Codemasters has called 'TrueFeel', which aims to achieve an optimal point between realism and accessibility. Races do not include a first person cockpit view. [3] Codemasters showcased the popular game mode "

Drivers receive certain cars before some race modes and can unlock others through other vehicle challenges. The player can customize the colors of the cars, using pre-set graphic designs adapted with varying colors or hues.

A player takes on the role of a new pilot who is hired by Patrick Callahan, an investor, to help launch the WSR by challenging race club drivers. Winning races against drivers at established clubs in North America, Europe and Asia wins more fans for the series and leads to drivers from those clubs agreeing to join the WSR.

Set includes numerous real world locations and cities like Paris. It also includes motor vehicles that span four decades. In addition, it includes a new management system that the developer Codemasters has called 'TrueFeel', which aims to achieve an optimal point between realism and accessibility. Races do not include a first person cockpit view. Codemasters showcased the popular "Drift" game mode in a game preview.

Drivers receive certain cars before some race modes and can unlock others through other vehicle challenges. The player can customize the liveries of the cars, using pre-set graphic designs adapted with varying colors or hues.