Codemasters has announced the development of a sequel to one of its most popular series - GRID. The new racing simulator will be available for sale on September 13, 2019, on Playstation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
Although this will be the fourth part of the series, the developers have chosen not to include a number in the title, simply naming the simulator GRID. "Intense racing competitions await you on city streets and world-renowned tracks across four continents," the project description states. "Players will have access to cars from the GT, Touring, Stock, Muscle, and Super-Modified classes, along with racing modes such as Circuit, Street Racing, Ovals, Hot Laps, Point-to-Point, and World Time Attack. The incredibly responsive controls and available driving skill tutorials will appeal to both casual players who prefer an arcade style and real virtual racers."
Improvements will also come to the vehicle damage system, which is promised to be made even more realistic: all damages will affect the performance and handling of the cars. It has also been revealed that the famous racer Fernando Alonso has become a consultant for the developers. He will also appear in the game: players will be able to participate in a series of competitions against Alonso's esports team, FARacing, in various racing classes, and then face off in a final showdown with the former world champion at the wheel of his iconic F1 Renault R26.
Additionally, you can already place a pre-order. The standard edition of GRID will cost 1999 rubles, while the Ultimate edition will cost 2999 rubles. The latter includes additional cars, three racing seasons, and early access to the game starting on September 10.
Source: 3dnews.ru
