Critically-acclaimed racing simulator Project CARS is going to receive another spot in the limelight with a special release recently announced by the title’s creator, Slightly Mad Studios.
Tagged as ‘Project CARS Game of the Year Edition’, this special item will continue in the footsteps of the original title, albeit of course with some very interesting additions:
- Additional 50 vehicles (taking the total to over 125)
- 4 new courses
- More than 60 liveries made by loyal community
- More than 500 improvements and features added since the game’s debut
- Full combined Nürburgring endurance course (Nordschleife + GP layout)
- Two new Pagani vehicles – the Zonda Revolucion and the Huayra BC, which premiered at 2016 Geneva Motor Show
Regular players will recognize the first four bullet points as the culmination of the game’s extensive DLC and game update history. The combined Nürburgring layout is a welcome addition alongside the others already in the base game, while the two new cars are sure to please sim drivers looking to tame more of Horacio’s wild creations.
Mercifully, SMS has also announced that the GOTY additions will be available to existing players at a future date, as part of what appears to be one final DLC pack. According to the official website, that leaves one mystery car as a surprise…
This special edition will appear on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC this spring, with pricing yet to be announced. Needless to say, our Project CARS forum section is always open for discussion and speculation regarding possible additions and features the game may deliver. Let us know your thoughts there, and in the comments below!
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According to Project Cars Twitter account the plan is to release any new DLC in the Game of the Year edition at the same time as the new version is released.
Wonder if that mystery car is the McLaren P1 GTR? That would be sweet to have, only game I’ve seen it officially in is DriveClub.
It’s true. Waiting for games really does pay off. It says GOTY Edition, but I just see “Complete Edition”.
Agreed, was just about to give in and purchase the Digital Edition. I’ll hold off a bit longer and nab this one instead!
That sucks. I’d rather the 24h layout not be in the game. i hate it. It’s a disgrace to the Nordschliefe. Will like the Pagani’s though.
I think this means there won’t be more DLC now. Shame although they have given us plenty. I just love the monthly DLC and wish it would go on forever though I’m not surpried that it won’t
So are you telling that the whole Nurburgring 24h is a disgrace??
@girabyt3
I’m pretty sure he didn’t say that.
I’d never complain about having a choice.
Well then Tom go to the Project cars forum and start a post saying “I don’t like the 24h layout and i don’t want it in my game” ,then in the post ask them to not send it to your game.
LOL
I hope the GOTY pack won’t cost much, but since it’s 50 cars and 4 tracks it’ll cost upwards of $15usd probably.
$15 for 50 cars isn’t that bad in my mind. Dont get me wrong I rather pay less, but at least it isn’t War Thunder DLC pack prices, 79.99 USD for like 5 tanks…..
Pretty sure that’s just all the DLC already in the game.
Finally! the combined N24 layout. it’s about time, that was a huge disappointment when i bought the game.
Wait, a Huayra BC?! Dammit, now I have to pick this up…
Might reluctantly pick this up at some point.
Nurburgring Combined Nordschieife + GP circuit will be nice