Gran Turismo 7

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2.2

Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 11137 Ratings

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  1. viktortrass
    Mar 18, 2022
    2
    buen juego pero como siempre la experiencia obligatoria del online hace que sea una mierda, hoy mismo se ha dejado ver claramente, a eso le sumamos que encima la nueva actualizacion ha reducido las ya de por si bajas recompensas en cuanto a CR.
  2. theAlah
    Mar 24, 2022
    2
    I love the GT7! Not really a great game, but I don't agree with the policy of the game, for which I paid 80 EUR in the Playstationstore. Race rewards are ridiculously low and the game is a big grind for better cars. Unfortunately, I don't have time for that as an adult working person. The main thing is that there are microtransactions that are incredibly overpriced.
  3. Fuht
    Mar 20, 2022
    2
    Instead improve penalty system, they improve monetization. Thanks Polyphony.
  4. hermanvongerman
    Mar 21, 2022
    2
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The visual’s and sound and racing, licences the whole driving and gameplay are awesome. Where GT7 falls flat on its face is the grind and severe lack of reward for buying cars in what is meant be a car collecting game. I will rate this game 90+% as soon as these race rewards and payouts are addressed. To even buy 1 rare car could take 2 weeks of grinding. To make matters worse the developers needed the races being used to grind cash in a pure money grab to try and get users to pay for credits. Katz I love your games but this micro transaction drive on something I paid 150aud for is a joke… Expand
  5. Agudito
    Nov 19, 2022
    2
    The worst of all GT. Bugs, bugs more bugs and Yamauchi saying crap while being robbed with microtransactions
  6. balnog
    Mar 20, 2022
    2
    Just not enjoyable, they've tried to create a real world simulation where you can't afford a decent car, good job, that's exactly what I want in a game... not.
  7. coiler
    Mar 18, 2022
    2
    Driving alone it the best in the series but the broken economy with focus on micro transactions (even more with patch 1.08) with fomo on top on that( the way legendary car market is designed). It's the gt with the lowest payouts in the series to date.
  8. bm23
    Mar 5, 2022
    2
    I waited 9 years for this. I fell in love with GT6 on the PS3 and I have been waiting for a sequel ever since, especially one on the new generation of hardware. Imagine my disappointment when I realised that this game took every single greedy practices by crappy studios and publishers and shoehorned it into the game.

    You need to be always online to play single player portions of the    I waited 9 years for this. I fell in love with GT6 on the PS3 and I have been waiting for a sequel ever since, especially one on the new generation of hardware. Imagine my disappointment when I realised that this game took every single greedy practices by crappy studios and publishers and shoehorned it into the game.

    You need to be always online to play single player portions of the game. The reason for this? I can only surmise as pushing for live-service BS in the future. The car parts are also grindy. The credits that you earn are meager. Each time that you win, there is literally an option for you to top up credit by purchasing them with real money using the PS store. This is an absolute shame and I truly pity Polyphony Digital. This decision was clearly made by Sony themselves and has nothing to do with the devs.

    It sucks really, because the game itself is a big step up from GT6. The graphics, the details to cars, the audio, the presentation...etc. But all of it take a backseat to the egregious monetization practices. Do not support this at any cost.    … Expand
  9. boskee
    Apr 16, 2022
    2
    Online only "experience" for your wallet. 2 points for nice graphics. The rest is absolutely shameful.
  10. makiayoyo
    Mar 19, 2022
    2
    Driving is ok, or it would be if you could play the game when you want to, wich you can't since even the solo is behind an online DRM and not available when server are down. Also the game, sold full price, has free to play mechanics asking you to grind indefinitely to buy just about any car... DISAPOINTING, a huge step back for playstation exclusives
  11. Tharosh
    Mar 21, 2022
    2
    No suelo dejar opiniones en este tipo de plataformas, y menos si son para dar notas maniqueas de ceros o dieces. Esta claro que el juego no esta para darle un cero. Ni a nivel técnico ni de jugabilidad.
    Pero lo que si que se puede valorar es el trato al usuario, y como un jugador ilusionado por volver a esta saga tras muchos años, lamento decir que el juego me ha dejado muy mal sabor de    No suelo dejar opiniones en este tipo de plataformas, y menos si son para dar notas maniqueas de ceros o dieces. Esta claro que el juego no esta para darle un cero. Ni a nivel técnico ni de jugabilidad.
    Pero lo que si que se puede valorar es el trato al usuario, y como un jugador ilusionado por volver a esta saga tras muchos años, lamento decir que el juego me ha dejado muy mal sabor de boca.
    Los motivos son los mismos que todos conocemos:
    1 - Mas de 30 horas sin poder jugar a los dos días de comprarlo por culpa de un sistema que favorece al que piratea y castiga a quien gasta entre 70 y 100 euros por un juego en su lanzamiento. Lejos de agradecer el apoyo que damos al juego comprándolo ahora, este te recompensa imponiendo una política de conexión online permanente que afecta hasta el modo campaña individual, impidiéndote jugar en caso de que los servidores se caigan (como fue el caso).
    2 - Un sistema de juego que implementa unos micro-pagos tan agresivos que te "obliga" a pasar por el aro si no quieres morirte del asco repitiendo la misma carrera 300 veces hasta alcanzar los créditos necesarios para poder avanzar sin dejarte media vida jugando. Se nota la dificultad artificial implementada de forma maquiavélica para que los que no pueden permitirse dejarse 3 mil horas para disfrutar del juego completo.

    Resumiendo: una jugada muy sucia que se ha visto reflejadas en las notas y desde luego se vera reflejado en posteriores compras de esta compañía. Por mi parte intentaré disfrutar del juego lo poco que me permita y acabaré mal-vendiendolo en cuanto pueda.    … Expand
  12. Borgoros
    Mar 19, 2022
    2
    Cynical like EA at their worst some years back. I will delete this game from my future play-lists.
  13. ElJibaro
    Mar 23, 2022
    2
    Ridiculous Car prices and availability for the sake of “realism” yet you can’t sell your own cars. Micro transactions prices are insane and money awarded for races is abysmal. Grid mindlessly or pay a steep price. A disappointment.
  14. Roy_Vedas
    Apr 2, 2023
    2
    Fun game in general, but of the 23 lottery tickets I just cashed, 21 was with the worst prize. Statistically that makes no sense. Predatory practice.
  15. TielO
    Mar 19, 2022
    2
    There is a great racing game in Gran Turismo but it is tainted heavily by monetization and DRM.
    You can't sell cars anymore, earning credits in races and the gamble system where you can win prices in a roulette are clearly tuned to give the player as less as possible. If this was a free to play game it would be logical but I paid 75 euro's for what is a glorified mobile game!
    I play the    There is a great racing game in Gran Turismo but it is tainted heavily by monetization and DRM.
    You can't sell cars anymore, earning credits in races and the gamble system where you can win prices in a roulette are clearly tuned to give the player as less as possible. If this was a free to play game it would be logical but I paid 75 euro's for what is a glorified mobile game!
    I play the game only as a single player but you always need to be online (DRM) and the other day for 30hours the game was unplayable due to a badly tested patch and the lack of a rollback scenario, only because the game is a "game as a service".
    The whole microtransaction crap was introduced AFTER the reviews for the game where out. As a consumer and (former) fan of GT I never was informed by this toxic practice. It's clear PlayStations arrogance we saw at the start of PS3 is back in full force and I don't like it.
    I will not buy any PlayStation games anymore on release as the company can't be trusted. Check if there has DRM (even in single player games) and forms of monetization in the full priced game, if so, then don't buy it, don't let Sony ruin gaming with their toxic attempt to make games as a service!    … Expand
  16. Angel_Sigh
    May 28, 2023
    2
    Visually stunning, good tuning upgrades, excellent racing model with very good handling. Probably second only to Assetto in terms of satisfying sim handling. Not as realistic, but still very enjoyable. Good range of cars.

    That bit there ^^^ that's why this has three points out of ten rather than zero. That's it. Now....on to the negatives. The many, many...MANY negatives. There are    Visually stunning, good tuning upgrades, excellent racing model with very good handling. Probably second only to Assetto in terms of satisfying sim handling. Not as realistic, but still very enjoyable. Good range of cars.

    That bit there ^^^ that's why this has three points out of ten rather than zero. That's it.

    Now....on to the negatives. The many, many...MANY negatives. There are little niggles and huge, outrageous flaws and everything in between. But I'll start with the biggest issue:

    - Microtransactions. MTX for short. I have never, ever seen a AAA game implement MTX this disgustingly. It's jawdroppingly shameless. For those of you who don't know what GT7 consists of - well you have to unlock the cars before you can drive them. That means buying them using in=game credits. This is normal in modern AAA racing games. You can also spend real money, in the real world, to buy in-game credits. This is less normal in AAA racing games but it happens, and it's just one of those horrible things we all have to put up with because GTAV started the trend and also because there is no god.
    So GT7 has these microtransactions. How bad can it really be though? Surely if other games have them it's okay for GT7 to have them too? You naive fool, let me explain just how bad it is in this game: the legendary cars, the really expensive ones, cost 20m credits. How much is that in MTX? Well, about £150. £150 for a single car. In a carlist that numbers in the 400s.

    So how do you earn money in-game? Grinding. How long would it take to earn the 20m credits for that legendary car? FOURTEEN HOURS. Fourteen hours grinding the most profitable race, a mindnumbing hour long race.

    So you either spend fourteen hours grinding for that car or you spend £150 of your own real money. Either way...you are a f***ing idiot.

    But there's the roulette system right? The system where you occasionally get to spin a roulette wheel which has some tasty prizes on it. That sounds like a decent way to mitigate the grind and the MTX...right? Wrong, as wrong as you can be. The roulette system is so laughably foul, so ridiculously, comically evil, it's like it's laughing at you when you spin it. Because it's rigged. It's openly rigged. This isn't some suspicion that paranoid GT users have - it's been demonstrated. It's rigged to fall on the smallest reward, and it does so deterministically and with obvious contempt for the playerbase.
    To me the wheel sums up GT7's economy. They didn't even bother to hide the fact that it's skewed. Polyphony don't seem to care that you know.

    All of that makes the game a miserable experience for a newcomer like myself. I want to get into it...but it hates me and wants me to go away.

    Of course, that one issue of the game's economy is more than enough to put any sane person off the game for good. But Polyphony wanted to make sure, so they added in hundreds of little ones too:

    - visual customisation is absolute bumsauce.
    - the clutch implementation in the game is bewildering.
    - the UI and general menu system were designed by a madman.
    - the chase camera is locked to the car in a way that turns off anyone who's come from playing any other racing game made this century. It would take a modder about six or seven minutes to fix this. Polyphony's take is 'f*** you, we're unique'. Yes, but not in a good way.
    - the career mode, single player in other words, is truly rubbish.

    Etc. I'm going to stop now otherwise I'll still be here tomorrow. This game is utterly disgraceful, and I cannot believe that the short term benefit of raking in money from halfwitted MTX whales could possibly outweight the long-term disaster of turning so many people off this franchise completely. Add to that the general slow, laborious, grudging way that the developers respond to any complaints, the stubbornness with which they approach a videogaming genre that has changed radically since GT first arrived on the scene, and you have a recipe for alienating huge numbers of paying customers, very quickly, forever. Genius!

    There's a great driving model underneath it, but really...who cares? A scorpion is a brilliantly evolved creature, but it's still a c***. I don't usually approve of review bombing, but in this case it's completely justified.    … Expand
  17. ViciadoConsoler
    Mar 27, 2022
    2
    Un Gran Turismo Descafeinado. Crónica de una muerte anunciada.

    El juego a mejorado gráficamente y en rendimiento respecto al Sport, aunque a veces desaparecen lo alerones mágicamente. El juego te lleva de la mano con el modo café cómo si no hubieras cogido un coche en tu vida. Ausencias de diálogos, todo el rato chapas por escrito cómo si fuera un rpg de Super Nes. Después de    Un Gran Turismo Descafeinado. Crónica de una muerte anunciada.

    El juego a mejorado gráficamente y en rendimiento respecto al Sport, aunque a veces desaparecen lo alerones mágicamente. El juego te lleva de la mano con el modo café cómo si no hubieras cogido un coche en tu vida. Ausencias de diálogos, todo el rato chapas por escrito cómo si fuera un rpg de Super Nes.

    Después de terminar este modo, no hay mucho más que hacer, salvo superar tiempos, el modo Sport, y estar cientos de horas farmeando las pruebas para obtener unos pocos créditos para comprar coches. Eso no es divertido.

    También destacar que el juego necesita conexión permanente y que contiene micro o macro pagos. Hace unos días con una actualización no se pudo jugar al juego, ni si quiera ver tu garaje. Una vergüenza.

    Sigue sin haber colisiones en pleno 2022. El modo Sport es peor que el de GT Sport. El modo para un jugador de GT Sport es más completo que el de GT7. El modo Sport parece carreras de coches de choque y el sistema de penalizaciones está mal implementado.

    Las ruletas de premios apestan.

    A veces recibes invitaciones para comprar coches exclusivos durante un tiempo limitado, suelen ser muy caros y con los pocos créditos que dan por carrera se hace casi imposible adquirir el que deseas. Quizás ese coche no vuelva a salir y no lo puedes conseguir salvo... SI PAGAS!

    Básicamente te cobran hasta por cambiar la pintura. El juego te sugiere continuamente gastar dinero en micro pagos. Si fuera un juego free to play lo podría entender, pero señores de Polyphony, me he gastado 80€ en esta basura.

    Lo único que puedo destacar de forma positiva, es el control con el dualsense.

    Ahora ya están alegrando cosas, pero señores de Polyphony, el daño ya está hecho y decidí deshacerme de semejante basura. Cualquier juego de la saga de Psx y Ps2 le da mil vueltas a este GT7.    … Expand
  18. greg555
    Mar 19, 2022
    2
    Forced update, to lower rewards and push for microtransactions? Totally unacceptable. You can't even play offline without updating...
    +Good visuals, -Junks of nonsensical features (carwash?), -Multiplayer (cars with varied range of power).
    On multiplayer I got penalized for been hit by other cars! Multiple times, to be a coincidence.
    No real improvement to GT6, except graphics...
  19. marpel68
    Aug 3, 2023
    2
    From what originally was a console-selling winning formula, this game has devolved to where it is now a soulless boring repetitive mess. What's the point of pushing out monthly new vehicles, when there aren't any new events to aid in showcasing them, or at the very just keep the game interesting? After 18 months and nearly the same quantity of updates, there still is only about 2From what originally was a console-selling winning formula, this game has devolved to where it is now a soulless boring repetitive mess. What's the point of pushing out monthly new vehicles, when there aren't any new events to aid in showcasing them, or at the very just keep the game interesting? After 18 months and nearly the same quantity of updates, there still is only about 2 single-player races worth participating in. Why they managed to showcase and implement SOPHY into the game for only a single month and not add it as a permanent fixture is beyond me. The variable weather prevalently showcased in the pre-launch ad campaign, barely features in the game.… Expand
  20. Kontomble
    Mar 17, 2022
    2
    New patch reduces ways to in game currency by half to make you spend real life $ to earn cars. Thats on top of the $120 AUD cost to actually get the game. Greed at its worst. Always online requirement with maintenance reduces the game to just a few cars in arcade mode. Cant do missions or licenses.

    Positives are the games beautiful and handles better than ever. But just cant get rid of    New patch reduces ways to in game currency by half to make you spend real life $ to earn cars. Thats on top of the $120 AUD cost to actually get the game. Greed at its worst. Always online requirement with maintenance reduces the game to just a few cars in arcade mode. Cant do missions or licenses.

    Positives are the games beautiful and handles better than ever. But just cant get rid of this sour taste in my mouth with what they have done.    … Expand
  21. radegeddon
    Aug 9, 2022
    2
    The game is full of bugs and annoyances, they are HUGE and repelling.

    I've been with the franchise from the very first beginning on PS1 and am a huge fan, but regretfully, my honest, but sad opinion is that this game is an Easter egg itself and a disappointment for the whole gaming world. It looks like a pathetic hasty twitch of PD to just pick the fruits of its legacy. I haven't read    The game is full of bugs and annoyances, they are HUGE and repelling.

    I've been with the franchise from the very first beginning on PS1 and am a huge fan, but regretfully, my honest, but sad opinion is that this game is an Easter egg itself and a disappointment for the whole gaming world. It looks like a pathetic hasty twitch of PD to just pick the fruits of its legacy. I haven't read or heard any positive comment for the game (endorsements and paid marketing excluded).

    They've managed to build a game that destroyed its own bequest and dispersed one of the biggest and most loyal fans community. Now we are left with nothing else to enjoy, apart for some PC sim racing outdated solutions. Very sad what it has come to...

    - FFB? It is non-existing at all since 1.15! Has anyone noticed that Circuit Experience on Tokyo Expressway is so unbearably impossible after 1.15 update, compared to before? Try it out again, if you have completed it before.

    - Silver prize in CE - what happened to it? Is it cursed or what? Why only gold and bronze?

    - why 15 laps/24 min. races instead of 24h? More competitive/strategic/historical endurance races with huge rewards would keep us pinned.

    - if the AI just barely touches you from behind or side, you immediately lose all control or spin out, even if you drive the truck and they drive the Mini! If you ram into them with full might, either from the side or behind, it is like you've hit the brick wall!? And that is what they call the real driving simulator!? Ahahaha. Maybe in some alternative universe...

    - there were so many lame bugs in the beginning, that it seemed they do not have a beta testing team at all! I created so many perfect Setting Sheets for so many cars, only to find out later they do not exist anymore!? Heeelloooo? Now I do not have a desire to do anything, it is like someone is sabotaging the whole project internally!

    - every AI always, but always tries to spin you out of track when you overtake them. They do not respect the blue flag at all, they even tend to block you not to lap them. Realistic sim driving for sure.

    - some very old games (for DOS/Windows 95), like Indy 500, Screamer, RBR, N4S Porsche have slightly better physics.

    - GT6, 5 and 4 were way more attractive, meaning this GT7 is just a graphics makeup of them, bringing nothing new except the tiresome Sports mode, non-functional multiplayer Lobby and useless and annoying offline mode, never-ever seen as such in the history of this world's gaming!

    - text speaking characters? Sarah reminding you to take a deep breath and try again?! So annoying and time consuming, that after seeing her, my only desire is to turn off the PS5 or play Mortal Kombat, if only it had the Sarah character to beat her up!

    - prices of most Legendary Cars are so unreasonably high, like it was meant not to have them. I cannot afford any new cars, just like in real life!

    - the purpose is micro transactions. What were they thinking? The naming is utterly wrong here! It should be renamed to Macro transactions, since you need to spend $200 to buy 20M credits in order to buy 1 legendary car! Hellooooo?! It should be forbidden by a UN charter of Human Rights. If you bought a game once, why should one pay more? Because management and development teams do not have enough imagination to create content interesting enough to intrigue you to play and play.

    - there is so much potential to implement many more interesting missions, historic races like 1000 Miglia, Monte Carlo races and rallies, the old Tour de France and many many more. But no, lack of imagination and ambition is what is more valuable or shall we say profitable.

    - some Gr.1 cars handle like a tart in cosmos hit by a meteor and AI drives them like blind drunk monkeys. Gr.3 and 4 cars being undrivable before the update to being more stable then Gr.2 cars after the update? If that was the case in real life there would be no racing in the world at all!

    - so much marketing noise about raytracing, where it only exists in demo cut-scenes and replays. It is basically the same as GT Sport or GT5 enhanced with 4K.

    - this game is not so much about racing, as it is a Pokémon of a game - collecting cars for a museum. It should have a slogan: Real Car-Collecting Museum! Why not connecting the earned/bought iconic car with unlocking a historic event where it shined/became famous?

    I have so many cars (that I did not buy!) distracting me when changing cars, that I just give up on racing and just close the game. Why not implement an option which can be turned off/on that the last chosen view (when changing cars) should be remembered? It is just a dozen lines of code.    … Expand
  22. Rw2333333
    Mar 10, 2022
    2
    Economy is broken with a clear push towards micro transactions. Gameplay loop is get car, spend 100k on upgrades, win 100k in races, repeat. Payouts for races are ridiculously low with a full 24 hour race paying less than 100k. Choice becomes grind for a week to buy a special car or pay $200 on the PS store for credits. If I could refund this game I would and I have been a loyal GT playerEconomy is broken with a clear push towards micro transactions. Gameplay loop is get car, spend 100k on upgrades, win 100k in races, repeat. Payouts for races are ridiculously low with a full 24 hour race paying less than 100k. Choice becomes grind for a week to buy a special car or pay $200 on the PS store for credits. If I could refund this game I would and I have been a loyal GT player since 4. The only upside to this game is the physics engine is much better than GT Sport and the AI does seem vastly improved.… Expand
  23. Erickqe
    Mar 22, 2022
    2
    Servers were down, Internet connection to play, pay to win, normal graphics, no colitions, brake simulation, $70. it's not the same anymore a shame for Gran Turismo
  24. Downn10
    Mar 20, 2022
    2
    Polyphony Digital has built and is destroying your game. I honestly abandoned the game.
  25. RigoDuterte
    May 16, 2022
    2
    Not really what I've expected although It's slightly better than GT Sport but still not what fans are hoping for and the credit system made it worst for gamers who just wants to collect every cars that are in the game and compete with their friends both locally or online.
  26. NeyXP
    Mar 7, 2022
    2
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Péssimo, física horrível, ficaram tanto em gráfico que esqueceram da física, o que parece curvar é a câmera não o carro… Expand
  27. Bloody_mOd
    May 15, 2022
    2
    Used to be hands-down the best game to buy even at a high price. I own several of the series.

    I will never purchase GT7 because of the LAME AF performance points they started in 6. so you can't go back and race easy races with awesome cars for **** and giggles. Also microtransactions for a 70 dollar game? Greed is eternal but now you lose so many customers. Not being able to sell    Used to be hands-down the best game to buy even at a high price. I own several of the series.

    I will never purchase GT7 because of the LAME AF performance points they started in 6. so you can't go back and race easy races with awesome cars for **** and giggles.

    Also microtransactions for a 70 dollar game? Greed is eternal but now you lose so many customers.

    Not being able to sell cars and keep a clean garage.

    Disgusting.    … Expand
  28. ClaytonCarmine
    Mar 15, 2022
    2
    The game has very poor graphics, car physics, aggressive monetization, and the game itself does not look like a premium product, like Forza Motorsport and Horizon. Sony bring back Drive Club!
  29. t2daino
    Mar 17, 2022
    2
    I have purchased every single GT game since the first one on the PS1. I paid $90 for the 25th Anniversary Edition because I was extremely excited to pick up the next numbered game. Played the game for about 3 days and loved every second of it. The graphics are gorgeous, the music is awesome, the cafe menus are a pretty cool way of giving us car history while knocking out a couple racesI have purchased every single GT game since the first one on the PS1. I paid $90 for the 25th Anniversary Edition because I was extremely excited to pick up the next numbered game. Played the game for about 3 days and loved every second of it. The graphics are gorgeous, the music is awesome, the cafe menus are a pretty cool way of giving us car history while knocking out a couple races here and there while making a decent amount of credits to buy new cars. Until the most recent patch came out and essentially destroyed my interest in playing it ever again. Polyphony and/or Sony’s greed got the best of them and they lowered the amount of credits you get from races making it damn near impossible to get the cars you want unless you either dedicate your life to playing this game from sun up to sun down OR you can pay the exorbitant prices for the microtransactions. In addition to that, the “always online” requirement is probably the worst thing here. During the maintenance breaks I am unable to play anything besides the music rallies. NO SINGLE PLAYER RACES AT ALL!!!! Why did I just spend $90 on a gahdamn mobile game with predatory microtransactions? They essentially took one of my most hyped and anticipated game of 2022 and completely **** on it. I will no longer be playing this game and will now start playing Forza. At least that game respects me as a player.… Expand
  30. SidineyNST
    Mar 18, 2022
    2
    Gran Turismo 7 is unfortunately horrible to play, second the biggest wish of all time, second wants to want micro transactions for a game that was not worth the price first, third the game requires you to be online to play local multiplayer with private screen we still won't be a clown, and it will be worse for the second player to choose to play with manual gears, and finally, buy aGran Turismo 7 is unfortunately horrible to play, second the biggest wish of all time, second wants to want micro transactions for a game that was not worth the price first, third the game requires you to be online to play local multiplayer with private screen we still won't be a clown, and it will be worse for the second player to choose to play with manual gears, and finally, buy a physical media of the game so we don't have to install 100 gigs over the internet, here comes the pleasant surprise, the disc has only 25% of the game, the remaining 75% have to be downloaded from the internet, they are making the consumer crazy, I will never buy a pre-order Gran Turismo again.… Expand
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 120 Critic Reviews

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  1. Positive: 116 out of 120
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 120
  3. Negative: 0 out of 120
  1. LEVEL (Czech Republic)
    Jan 30, 2024
    80
    Gran Turismo 7 has a lot of good and plenty of great. The use of DualSense and the particularly well-tuned loading is exemplary, and there's a huge amount of work behind the game, with a lot of detail that's almost hard to believe at times. [Issue#318]
  2. MeuPlayStation
    May 11, 2022
    92
    Gran Turismo 7 brings to the tracks every single thing fans always wanted: the GT Mode everyone loves, plenty of customization options, car loads, classic scenarios and one of the best DualSense and 3D Audio experiences the PS5 has to offer. This is the best Gran Turismo experience we have ever seen in a long time.
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  3. PSX Brasil
    May 7, 2022
    90
    Gran Turismo 7 is a love letter to motorsport history and an impeccable technical showcase. The franchise's traditional formula gets good improvements, but it's still extremely true to its roots. One of the best racing series ever shines spectacularly on the PS5.
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