Mobile Gaming

A UK-based mobile gaming channel, PocketGamer, has revealed a first look at the upcoming portable version of Assetto Corsa, Assetto Corsa Mobile, and it’s just over two weeks away from launch.

As players are waiting for some good news around PlayStation 5’s Gran Turismo 7, a development over the weekend could mean that Gran Turismo will also head to the world of mobile gaming.

It’s been a good long while since we last heard anything about Project CARS Go, but it now looks like the mobile game is almost ready to, well, go.

The 2019 F1 Esports New Balance Pro Series finals took place in London earlier in the week. After a pretty tight battle, Italy’s David Tonizza took the title driving for the debutant Ferrari team.

Hutch has launched the first of its “multi-year, multi-game” F1 titles, under its official licence for the series.

If you’ve been itching for more news on Slightly Mad Studios’ surprise mobile title, it won’t be long now. The team has promised more info will land in February.

Slightly Mad Studios made a surprise announcement earlier today. A new Project CARS game is coming — and this time, it’s going mobile.

Motorsport Manager is going back to its roots. The racing management simulator that first debuted on mobile in 2014 and was brought to PC last year is returning to the small screen in the form of Motorsport Manager Mobile 2. It launches today for iOS.

Japanese game developer Genki has recently announced it will be launching a new installment in its Shutokou Battle racing series later this January. Dubbed Shutokou Battle Xtreme, the game will be available for free download on iOS and Android platforms.