Project Cars 2 improves on the original and offers an unmatched driving experience for auto enthusiasts, making it one of the best racing games available today.

In fact, it’s arguably one of the best racing games ever made, with a focus on offering a fun,  realistic experience that accurately reflects what it’s like to drive some of the world’s fastest performance cars.

If you’re looking for an alternative (or a complementary experience) to Gran Turismo Sport or Forza Motorsport 7, Project Cars 2 is definitely worth considering.

Project Cars 2 is one of the most detailed racing games we’ve ever played. It offers a massive level of customization and control for players, with rich control options and an incredible degree of personalization for almost all of its vehicles.

It also includes one of the most diverse ranges of vehicles in any racing game, with more than 180 different vehicles to choose from. The cars are all captured in flawless detail, with unique exhaust notes and handling characteristics.

Add 63 different tracks and over 140 track layouts into the equation and Project Cars 2 offers a driving experience that’s very difficult to match. The game even includes a wide range of unique weather conditions, each with their own effects on vehicle performance and handling.

Project Cars 2 splits its vehicles into nine different categories. There’s Indycars and karts, which offer fast-paced, twitchy fun. There are even rallycross vehicles and ice racing, letting you step behind the wheel of a variety of high-performance vehicles.

This all creates a level of depth that just isn’t there in other racing games. However, it also adds a level of difficulty that some players may not appreciate. If you’re interested in an arcade-style racer, Project Cars 2 definitely isn’t it.

However, if you’re looking for the ultimate in detail and driving experiences, Project Cars 2 is a stunning game. Just don’t expect to master it quickly — this is a driving simulator that requires serious focus, commitment and expertise from its players.