Project CARS 2 DLC

If you loaded up Project CARS 2 earlier today — and you’re in Australia — you may have noticed a rather large update available. Weighing in at 4GB or so depending on platform, the size and timing make it clear: the horses are coming.

Things have been a little quiet on the Project CARS 2 front of late. Luckily that’s come to an end, after the Xbox Store inadvertently released a trailer for the game’s next DLC pack.

It’s here! Just in time for the famous race itself, Project CARS 2’s Spirit of Le Mans DLC expansion is available on all major platforms.

The third expansion pack for Project Cars 2 got a bit of an early reveal on the Microsoft Store. This time around, Slightly Mad Studio is taking players to one of the most iconic races in the world — the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Last month, Slightly Mad Studios added a heavy dose of Stuttgart to Project CARS 2. The Porsche Legends Expansion not only brought nine new models from the famous marque, but the company’s Leipzig test course as well.

Project CARS 2 players received another track in the game’s huge lineup yesterday. The Leipzig test center was part of the new Porsche Legends DLC pack — and it sounds like it was just the beginning for the FIA-certified circuit.

It’s March 6, and Project CARS 2 players know what that means: more Porsches have landed.

It’s official: the highly anticipated Porsche Legends DLC pack is coming to Project CARS 2 in a matter of days.

The Porsche lineup in Project CARS 2 will be getting bigger next month. Slightly Mad Studios has officially announced the “Porsche Legends Pack”, the next expansion for the 2017 sim racer.

Project CARS 2 players received the first bit of the game’s DLC last week, with the surprise release of the Fun Pack. We’ve spent some time with the content of the pack, and come back with a verdict: it’s an appropriate name.

Surprise! The first post-launch DLC for Project CARS 2 has quietly arrived on the PlayStation Store.

Slightly Mad Studios has detailed the latest DLC pack for Project CARS 2. The aptly named “Fun Pack” will offer eight new vehicles and two tracks for players to get stuck into.

Following a PSN Store leak which revealed details of the upcoming DLC packs for Project CARS 2, it seems the content of one of the packs has already been found.

Talk about good timing: It looks like the PlayStation Store has inadvertently revealed info on Project CARS 2’s DLC plans. An eagle-eyed GTPlanet member found the detailed listing on the Japanese version of Sony’s online store yesterday.