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Much obliged Kuru! And seeing you and your chat point out that even NFS hasn't had Private Lobbies since NFS 2010 had me kicking myself for forgetting to mention that. Could've hammered the point home even further, but oh well. Thank you for checking it out!

They're not dead but boring. Developers are afraid of taking big risks now. I mean... look at Blur and Split/Second: Velocity. One had real cars but also power ups and really unique driving model, the other had really interesting feature of changing tracks and using traps on maps. Now we just see safe clones of NFS/Forza/GT without any new/crazy/fresh features. Even game modes are really basic (or taking battle royal like in Fortnite - forza case).

"Imagine a game where the cars are from our world but the levels aren't". My mans just described Hotwheels Acceleracers.

the saddest thing is, it's not just games, its all racing related media, initial d was great, now the author is making a series where a stock gt86 gains time on an r8 going in a straight line, or whatever the fast and furious series turned into. It's a shame, but I guess that's what happens when you get a niche sort of genre like racing

Raycevick hit the nail on the head with this one. For me, racing games are getting closer and closer to a day-time job, from the chillout sesh after a long day it once was. Honestly, why does it either have to be THE most mundane experience in the world, OR the most exhausting experience in the world? It's just feels unintuitive to choose between playing a half-assed arcade game with the controller and the fully "fleshed out" *simulator* where you have to set up the wheel and pay up hundreds of dollars for "lazer-scanned" tracks (woohoo, right guys?) to get the best experience. It's off-putting, to say the least, to really not be inspired and interested at all by racing games anymore, with it being the "thing" back in the day. Keep finding myself just playing the old but gold titles now and again, but very rarely.

"yes. i play simulator racing games. how did you know?" *pays money*

He might have some dumb takes sometimes but he is spitting nothing but pure facts here. He's not being overly negative, he's just aware. And no racing as a genre isn't dead but it's not really alive either. It's a zombie.

22:02 I feel like they are hoping for the next Underground/Most Wanted situation. Nobody asked for customization in Underground, yet Underground was a success. Similarly, nobody asked for cops, yet Most Wanted was a success. So, companies are just trying random things in hopes that something will succeed.

In those concepts art pieces, we could all see our own game. I saw a nfs game where we could canyon race on Mars or drift around cryo-volcaneos. Where we could do dirt races in the moons craters or circuits in space stations. Other may see something else, but thats the point. If I had the ability to code and make this dream game, I wouldn't be here typing this. But if someone else does have the skills, don't wait. Take whatever potential game you just saw and make it reality.

My problem with nfs unbound's artstyle isn't that it has cellshaded characters or cartoony effects my problem is they didn't fully commit to cartoony style. Map and cars still looks too realistic to fit cartoony style and feels like they just slapped all those effects on previous game

The problem with the nfs "just rivals re released 5 different ways" argument is that it doesnt work, because it applies to the second era games too, prostreet was the same engine as underground, just modified to fit its purpose. It's all Eagle, just generations, 1 through whatever, between hot pursuit 2 through undercover, I think The Run was the only black box nfs that actually deviated from the engine THEY created in favor of the Frostbite engine, which, while The Run was an incredible game, is VASTLY inferior to the Eagle engine that was purpose built for arcade racing

I still play Split/Second with the same excitement from day one, a game that came out 13 years ago. A game that marked my life and that proved that you don't need an incredible story or sophisticated physics, it's pure fun and adrenaline, with a soundtrack and action that makes you feel like you're the protagonist of a Hollywood movie. Games like that, despite being so good, sadly end up dying, even though they are the best ones.

Imagine growing up in a time when car culture was widespread, only to see the (spiritual) departure of companies that really worked on their racing games. What a shitty time to be a racing fan seeing disappointment after disappointment.

He forgot the game that's very easily the best in its current state: TRACKMANIA 2020 It's not the base game, the devs, outstanding physics or sth like that that makes it great, but what they're doing is offering the perfect playground for the community and the community does tons of outstanding stuff ranging from variable driving styles, beatiful scenery, creative route mapping and all levels of difficulty to complete stupidity which results in more fun than I've had in all other racing games of recent years combined. It even has the most competitive racing league in eSports, but also a very competitive daily format that everyone can enjoy. The physics are mostly easy to start with but hard to master and while you start playing and learning you actively notice your improvements in skill which is also super satisfying. It is different from other racing games in that it has no collisions and is basically speedrunning only, but speedrunning in rounds against other players can be just as enjoyable and if you include Hot Wheels Unleashed in this video, Trackmania 2020 more than deserves its spot in this video as well, just not as a tragedy but as one of the sparks of hope in the genre.

NFS needs a long hard look at what made the series the most profit. For such a greedy company you think EA would be trying harder to appease the fanbases of the series that make it money, but apparently no? It needs to stop trying to invent the wheel each game and just focus on a polished, good and fun experience that plays into the identity of NFS. The core identity, which to me is NFSU-Carbon and if people disagree, that's fine but argue with the fact, those games sold the most and thus are the identity most know NFS as. Before or after doesn't mean much by comparison.

I was gonna bring it up if I didn't see it, but at 37:44 when Raycevick says "Independence" it shows a clip of a racing game I've been seeing a lot of new about recently called Night-Runners. Everything about it looks so exciting and I really wanna try it out! It nails the PS2 era aesthetic that the developers are trying for and it'll be a new type of racing game that I haven't really played yet, something kinda like Wangan Midnight but as a play-at-home video game rather than an anime / manga / arcade cabinet.

Sim racing fans have way too much pride to admit that their sim racing games suck just as much as their counterparts. And because arcade racers aren't the real deal they're immediately bad games.

God I wish those concept art were for a future racing game coming out. My eyes widen out of pure shock and awe, I felt my body begin to tingle in excitement and amazement! WHY MUST I FEEL THIS WAY FOR CONCEPT ART THAT MAY NEVER TURN INTO A REAL GAME!!!! Those concept art reminded me of this anime I watched called Redline, where humans and humanoid beings race each other across multiple planets in a solar system, with a verity of vehicles, from spaceship powered muscle cars to hovercrafts! It was a wonderful anime that I was glad to see! That what those concept art reminded me of. The one time I felt excited for a new racing game was GT7 ( I was like cool, they said they are bringing back some of the features from the first set of GT games and all of that and of course it look beautiful!) Unfortunately it had a very rocky start and even now, wasn't able to satisfied gamers. If there were to be the next greatest racing game to be made, I hope for it to be like those concept art or something similar to Redline!

as someone that loves racing games and fighting games, there sure are a lot of overlap between the two when it comes to keeping up with other games currently. feels like both these genres are getting left behind in terms of quality, content, online, etc. i really can't stop loving either of these genres though, i grew up with both from the ps1, ps2 era. i wonder if these games should start dialing back on better graphics part and spending more time/budget on the content/gameplay ;-;

I personally believe that the PS2 era was the best ever and it's not coming back. Games had beautiful graphics already, great gameplay, reasonable variety and the other stuff we like in games. Imo best deal is a nice PS2 emulator and the seven seas of lost titles.

To me, the game who reached closer to Driver SF's shift mechanic was Sleeping Dogs, which you can jump from one car to another. It's not the same and very limited, because you literally jump with Wei Shen, but Driver's was more stylish, letting you navigate through the map and each car had a different conversation between characters

I always say it and say it again, realism has ruined not only racing genre but most genres. Everything needs to be realistic and that leaves very few room for fun

To be honest, I don't think anyone has asked for realism in racing games. They were just fun and replayable, that's what we all enjoyed.

I'm disappointed he didn't mention Trailout. Probably the best racing game of recent years, at least in atmosphere

Not dying,but like most people already said,boring/plain Last 3 racing games I enjoyed were Hot Wheels,GT7 and GRID Legends Hot Wheels really puts you in that feeling of Trackmania style tracks with every car being unique GT7 is more of a personal enjoyment. I know Sport mode is BUSTED beyond repair but I spent few hundred hours modifying and testing cars GRID Legends suprised me a lot with the one thing: Nostalgia! It's a grind game,it is more of an arcade than a simulator but you can make it very difficult. Fun drifting mechanic once you get used to it. And the soundtrack... Ian Livingstone you mad dog did it again 👏

me playing GRID autosport, on my cellphone, with a controller, not seeing half these bugs and having a ton of fun: 👁👄👁

I miss Genki Racing Project games.. Hell, I'd like a follow up to R Racing Evolution, Ridge Racer, and Auto Modelista too. I'd be real happy with a new RC de Go and Tamiya Mini 4WD game on consoles/handhelds as well

It's not just racing games, but video games in general that just feel souless and void of any character, charm or fun these days. When someone gets excited to replay Drive Club rather than the excitement of the new Forza Motorsport or GT7 then you know something is seriously wrong with the industry.

talking about the Rogue-like Racing game concept, i think in a setting of something like Cannonball Run/Gumball 3000 type racing i think it would work pretty good or even NFS:The Run. and instead of each area being based on real life, make it like what the video said, Fantasy/Sci-fi/anything and the way you travel between each areas is obviously portals with checkpoints in between for upgrades and such and the checkpoints are themed around combining the last area you just completed and the next area youre going into, you start with stock-ish cars and the by the end/the further you go, the more your car is gonna look like a Death Race/Mad max or Blade runner/Cyberpunk depending on the type of build youre going with, theres a WHOLE lot more ideas and potential to this but if i go any further itll become a book lol.

Yeah was kinda surprised when i played a Formula1 game with a friend and the ki was way more aggressive than the drivers in crashday. Crashday is a racing game where you get a gatling gun and a rocket launcher, but until you shot or crash into someone they won´t attack you. Crashday got released in 2006 and the F1 game was from 2021. Only thing that got better was the graphic in recent years.

to add to this, i have been playing gta online for more than a year, and tried unbound online a few months ago. and there is a massive difference between how the cars felt in the two. i feel like gta online racing drove better than the latest nfs. one company was able to nail an aspect as a subcomponent to the system while multiple are failing to do so when its supposed to be their core.

It’s very telling when FailRace still does fail compilations sent in by his community, and the same games keep cropping up. Some of them are obvious, such as GTA, but a lot of them are laughing at AI and physics bugs that happen all the goddamn time.

I mean, for "old" players like myself who've played NFS Underground 1 and 2, MW/Carbon, GRID, Colin McRae Rally and stuff, there's always a bit of nostalgia in games from years apart. But even then, the games made you WANT to play them, fun but intuitive, interesting but not demanding enough, and you actually could have fun without looking out for the meta or the esports playthrough. I feel like many devs don't actually play the games they develop or people in general expect more cars and tracks than actual good racing and features.

One of the thing I like the most in one of the old grid games was obviously teh team management but in one of the further installments was the dynamic tracks. They used to be dynamically generated and brought some really nice change

No more psychological horror racing from NFS shift :(

Trackmania is slowly breaking through into the esports big leagues

"but rfactor 2" - at that moment I knew how bad things are about to get.

Like Raycevick said. A Racing game in a Setting that's not like our world. Take a Cyberpunkt like world mixed with Fantasy elements, Cities, Deserts, Jungles maybe even The Crew Like with Airplanes and Boats. Take Real Vehicles and change them into a Cyberpunk like style but still customizable. Put in a Complex Cop and Heat System, Open World, Private and Open Multiplayer, Territory Control (maybe even against other players), Sponsors, Legal and Illegal Races like in NFS Heat and so much more. Racing has potential and nobody dares to utilize it. Everyone wants to make the next top notch Sim Racing and the Arcade Racers have some good ideas but lack something the community wants like Need for Speed. EDIT: Damn even make it Early Access and take input from the community. I would wait years for a full release for a good Racing Game that is genuine fun.

I just want the fun back in racing games, everything seems to head towards "realism", i'm using a game to relax and have fun, not go and respect traffic law, i have a real car for that, i remember the days NFSUG2 and Juiced had an online ladder, not a "speedrun ladder" or a speedlists where you're racing alone just to get a second over the next guy, i want competitiveness while racing against other people, something to keep me playing online, no wonder every NFS that comes out now gets a peak of popularity after launch and quickly dies after a month or two, there is no reason to go back to the game. Literally the only racing game i've kept playing and coming back to is Blur, and that came out 13 years ago, shame it never got the sequel it deserved.

honestly the stuff at 30:40 looks like it'd make for an insane beam mod, especially once we have better optimization for massive maps and carreers/campaign mode are something people know how to make decently

Honestly racing games don't even need much innovation at this point. Releasing feature complete and functional without being a rip-off would be amazing these days. Sure the list of expected features would not be short, but it shouldn't be impossible to make something that's just a decent, playable racing game.

This reminds me of the split between Flight Action games like Ace Combat vs "Flight Simulators" like DCS

Im so glad this conversation is finally starting to be had outside of the niche sim groups. Its been a long time coming...

I feel like theres gonna be one guy that will make the game with real cars but with fictional maps wich is probably what is happening rn

Kuru: There's literally no racing game with eSport or competition. TrackMania: Am I a joke to you?

Behaviour Interactive actually kinda hits home for me, not because of anything they've done, but because I keep seeing one of their recruitment ads every morning when I take the metro to school lol. I guess it never struck me until now that they're an actual real game studio that actually makes real games

In regards to arcade race games, shout out to Zeepkist, if you're not too worried about fancypants graphics that game is a surprisingly good one

32:44 This could be awesome if you had the rogue-like element be done through a racing company, as opposed to the driver(s). Outside of the races you're playing as a company manager or something and need to deal with the crew, the driver(s) and the car(s), and inside of the races you're playing as a particular driver racing with a particular car. Could start off with a beater that you're earning money to fix up and upgrade, and eventually you turn it into a full racing car and hire a second driver with their own car. Accidents in races do real damage to the cars that can force them out of events and require you to pay money to fix, maybe even forcing the choice between spending more money upfront to get back into the same racing tier or spending less money upfront to get back into a lower, safer tier to earn money more safely. A car may end up being too heavily damage forcing you to write it off and junk it, or a driver may end up being injured forcing them to sit an event out or even leave the crew since they can't race anymore. Run out of money, cars and drivers, and it's game over for good.

The video Kuru was reacting to, doesn't even relate to just racing, it's all games in general. Imagine having a game nowadays, where it doesn't take itself so seriously, worked perfectly out the box, was affordable for everyone to play, and most important of all, IT'S FUN TO PLAY. Everything is trying to be so cinematic and perfect, yet they fail with that everytime. Why can't GOW for example, have a quest where you fight unicorns for example, break the mould of the game. Why can't GOW have it's full on gore back again, ripping heads off, boobs, sex mini games, literally it's core it had all those years ago, has gone. I'm not really hitting out at GOW, I'm sure it's a good game either way, but my point still stands, there isn't any fun anymore. Most companies will just fill a map with boring side quests, bloated map collectibles, and the general gaming public will lap up again and again. Where has the soul gone? Every release doesn't have to break the boundaries everytime of technology, it just has to be fun to play, no micros, no DLC just free content added as a token gesture, a working on launch game with no patches (doesn't need to be perfect either), silly game modes, online lobbies, couch co-op (doesn't matter if no one uses this, just add it, it will benefit someone). Literally ditch ranked modes, just let everyone play the game for fun, customisable lobbies can be for the hardcore players of said game. Anyways, I don't wanna add anymore to what I've already said, I just want fun games again.

Ah yes, the era of committee made games

The racing game I’ve played most over the last 4 years has been modded assetto corsa in a literal beer league with friends

I've been following a racing game in development, called Touge Attack, y'all should check it out, it's pretty bad ass I feel like it will be a fantastic addition to the genre

that was a cool use of a Pink Floyd - Money intro 13:52

Been waiting on this, this’ll be good.

I remember before Tony hawk came out we used to exploit a bug I found in jet moto 1 on ps1 to do massive tricks. I often wonder if anyone else did the same.

Aside from racing game genre. Modern games / AAA games is pretty stale rn. Not just with creativity & innovation, even the graphics isn't that much on improvement. 2023 is an age for video games that are limited by the current tech & hardware.

After playing old racing games like burnout paradise, mcla, flatout and watching multiple videos of old racing games I can comfortably say yes that racing games are dead rn and the ones that have potential are barely represented and overshadowed the mainstream mediocre shit we keep getting

Ok - I want a T-Rex model focused racing game!!! lmao - amazing react video - Love Raycevick's channel so much.

i think companies need to take a step back in many ways and look at the past if they want a future. i still haven't seen anyone referring to how we are no longer free in any career mode, being dragged from one race to the next instead of picking the events we want when we want. gt3 and 4, fm3 and 4. holding our hands rewarding you for losing is the big thing now, there are no losers. instead of the get good attitude of for example midnight club 3 or any midnight club for that matter. a racing gamer only needs three things to be really happy, fun, handling, and a reasonable challenge. I'm an oldie so i started out on the first gran turismo and the first forza. up to the fourth on both. after that they lost their way and forgot the three basics that made them.

The thing about these types of vid are that most of them are just people missing their childhood but this seems really informative

driver san fran is by far one of my fave racers next to the norm

the fundamental issue is the devs no longer have an understanding of car culture and what racing is hell look at the recent NFS games they aim at the kind the of people that will never race a car in their lives and try portray them as racing culture

I feel like as a game, Need for Madness never got the flowers it deserved

5:39 100%. It's been a frustrating few years for racing games, thats for sure

Again, I feel like all these racing games were so creative and different back then because of The Fast and Furious and how focused the franchise was on racing. Now that it’s not even what it used ti be racing games have just lost their identity. Shooters and racers are the same to me.

Maan how many damn crew games do we have to wait through to get a driver game

Kuru, you haven't played Art of Rally? I'm working on my third playthrough of this beautiful, fun and challenging game.

The fact they removed the classic F1 cars to add the Sportscars is just straight up insulting

I like the react content, great stuff.

Part of the issue I think is technology is advancing faster than ever, and that doesn't let devs learn the more and more advanced tools

i swear whenever you do a video like this i sit nodding in agreement every time, however i feel most modern games suck now not just racing however racing is the easiest to see, most triple A titles suck, have no passion or love, battlefield and cod feel the same game over and over or worse (BF2042) gta v or saints row heartless, constant money grabs. i extremely rarely buy a full price game now or even want to try a new game because they only disappoint if not for the fact i know not to expect anything truly great anymore some say im to "fussy" however i know what a good game is and feel sorry for new people getting into gaming and not experiencing a truly great game.

A rally game where you play crossing different biomes and settings? Motorstorm Pacific rift big brother

i really wish split second and blur had a remaster or just SOMETHING on the newer consoles:(

Nothing but facts here. Wreckfest really is the only relatively new racing game which is really good. Just give me new Arcade-Racers like NFS Porsche - Prostreet, Dirt 2, Split Second, Flatout 2, Blur, Hydro Thunder, Star Wars Episode I Racer or even Hot Pursuit 2010. Pretty much all of them were extremely fun because they had beautiful designed tracks/worlds and a really good handling. That's pretty much all I need to have fun. I don't need and I also don't want a cringe-worthy story and/or overly social story-characters who are always talking/calling/commenting. I don't need player character poses, dances or all this nonsense either. I just want good racing games again and not some trendy, cringey RPG with driving gameplay.

F1 should've kept the classic cars in the game, was quite fun blasting around silverstone in an old Ferrari whilst having a break from the my Team career

Riptide gp renegade was a great game. I dont know how many of you played it. Really loved it. Still play it sometimes. I have for both pc & android. Its devoloped by Vector unit. Its a small company which is into kart racing beach buggy racing & riptide gp. New riptide havent come in few years. They have developed two more riptide gp games before that. Since its about racing i think that deserve a mention.

There are so many points in this video that i agree with. Couldn't have said it better myself.

Im playng Daily PGotham 3 & 4 so.. they Never get Old, the driving phisics Are amazing!!

Prostreet probably was my last favorite online nfs but most favorite was nfsu2 even though i mostly did drag races. I do miss blur though

I feel like a lot of people who believe the racing genre is in a lull really don't branch out from games or series they're comfortable with. You can't really expect things to change if you don't branch out and expand horizons (and neither can developers). There's still some racers being made, but just wander outside of the familiar a few times. Break Arts II, Beam.NG drive, Aero GPX, Victory Heat Rally, Fast Beat Loop Racer GT, Engine Evolution 2022, Trackmania, Cartoonite, CarX Online, Speedonauts, Neodash, Wreckreation, and Hot Lap League are some of the recent titles. (some of which are in development and a few which are Early Access) Sure, most of what I list is arcade, but think about it. Those games often don't have licensed cars, licensed soundtracks, and they have their own unique levels (most of the time). Considering that most sim racers do use similar tracks, lots of real-world models, real-world tracks, etc. It's hard to expect them to be able to afford many creative risks. (most importantly, arcade racers are objectively more accessible) What would be nice is to see more main stream racers (if they need to use real world cars) create fictional (but believable) venues for racing, to save on costs primarily to increase development quality. We do have Forza Horizon doing good in that regard, but we do need less giants alone at the top and more racers to be elevated. Branch out and expand your horizons if you feel like racing genre is stagnant. You don't have to replace what you like. Just *add* to it.

how about driveclub?

I feel like people don't give Beamng enough credit.. if you're a simcade or even a pure sim racer and haven't tried beam, you're missing out on a gold mine of fresh, fun and insanely innovative racing entertainment with a great community of players and modders as the cherry on top!

37:27 Ah yes, my favourite motorsport: dinosaurs!

27:17 That would be Most Wanted 2012, not as most people said hp 2010, but still.. 11 years ago (holy monkey i just realized now that i typed that in how long it's been.. I got that game basically at launch, just over half of my bloomin' lifetime ago!!!)

17:07 I do miss that thing in old Call of Duty titles though (Also... No Steam was needed - Do you remember that???) - Matchmaking (Or whatever it's called) is so much cancer since MW2 That I stopped playing Multiplayer... Until like IW4x came out.

i want rogue like racing game with TT isle of man game if you crash you die and you cant race on your career mode anymore gives some danger feel to it like real one

"Heading Out" seems kinda interesting rn

Lol I wantedto go to his stream and send him this vid XD Glad someone did it

I really enjoyed racing games i think when they first relase the crew 1. It was some years ago, and earlier when i played grid 2 with my friends. Those are times man. But not every game type is that way, I played every souls games and elden ring recently and they are so good in comparsion to other games and feel polished with minor bugs and problems its sad but everytime i play something new (not a racing game) i compare it to souls games. When do developers realise they need to make good game so people want to spend money on them. I remembered when i first saw carbon in the shop. Never had this feeling again

Imagine combination of games like Forza Horizon 5 (with huge car list), Assetto Corsa (put simulation aspect in open world racing games in terms of car handling and physics), BeamNG and car mechanic simulator in one big game. I know it seems impossible now. In the past we didn't think games would look that awesome as they look today. Technology will get there. I just hope i'm gonna be alive to witness that. I imagine that game to have it's own economy system (like EVE online). Slowed down progression. That way you can bond with one car instead of owning 50+ cars like in forza (no satisfaction, bored easily). You can have multiple cars but in the game is some kind of grinding system and it would be very hard to own multiple cars. Maybe later in game progression. Car mechanic shops own by players. Players can own part shops (engine parts, body kits, wheels, steering wheels etc...) You can also buy parts online and work on your own car in your garage. Maybe put purchasing mechanical tools for repairing or building cars. Customization has to be unprecedented (every detail possible). Music customization. (Like NFS Underground) RPG elements (like no pixel server in GTA 5). City doesn't have to be huge, rather packed with a lot of content. Car meets where you can get out of the car and exemine other people's car engines, body work and interiors. Not the mention a good story. I don't understand why racing games should not have great stories, i don't know, like GTA 5 or RDR2 just because it's a racing game. Put some „surviving“ elements like gas and car maintenance (oil change, car wash etc...) Implement some kind of gambling system. Let's say you wanna race with another person. Both of you can place a bet (amount). So you can race for money or car (pink slips). Implement social network system (like GTA 5 RP) for posting pictures of progress of your car when you working in your garage or for car meets. Build your network of people. Car clubs - You decide what are the terms for getting in your car club. There would be some kind of club wars to see witch club is the best in the city. That way you can build reputation (live online with other players). Put way more barn finds and junk jards where you can find some rare gems. Car detailing. Show contest, as well music, style and tuning contest. Each server can represent one continent with up to 150 players or more (3 servers - USA, Europe, Asia) In, for example, USA server you can se more muscle cars. In Europe more BMW's, Audi, Volvo etc. You can travel between servers and we need somehow blend that transition with some kind of animation. For example, if the server is full, AI worker won't let you pass the border. On the start of the game where player can't afford they own house yet, we provide public garages. Avatars must be fully customizable (clothes, accessories etc...) Houses can be customizable (like Hogwards Legacy) If players don't have enough money to race among each other, put some all time available races so players can grind money. Playes can own car wash house. Players can own towing car companies. Players can own delivery businesses (for car parts, tires, wheels etc...) Players can own taxi business. Players can own paint shops (store and workshop) All bussinesses can have social media page or internet page. Open communication all the time. Besides car meet places, put some restaurants where players can gather, eat and socialize (players can own those restaurants). Restaurants can be customizable to in some racing fashion.

kinda mad dat this is the full reaction and the vid where he reacted to Manley is cut down to 6min

Literally, and figuratively: Download PCSX2. Acquire a Gran Turismo 4 ISO. Download the texture pack. Setup your wheel with PCSX2. That's it. Have actual fun in a game with actual content and actual progression that'll remain interesting for hundreds of hours. Return to monke.

Omg that guy explaining Highway 35, but with extra features. I find it both funny and sad. Funny bc he did show HW Unleashed (so, he could've researched a bit more and found out about Highway 35 and Acceleracers), but sad bc the game hasn't been properly made yet.

PS4 emulators are in development, others scream Bloodborne but I hope to play whats left of DriveClub one day :)

Other forms of media did help racing games in its prime time, early Fast and Furious, for example. When more movies, and general attention will be given to car culture, then the racing genre will get its renaissance.

The worst copium is by large racing content creators (excluding Kuru). They don't have the balls to say that all racing games suck ass now.

TOP 10 recommendations Kuru

The answer is, YES. Apart from Assetto Corsa (2014) and its huge community.

Yeah nowadays racing game is another microtransaction bridge but I see there lack innovation and lack release just see how many fps game release in 1 year and racing games in 3 years Take innovation not too far just mix realistic model and arcade handling already good I'm not game developer but I just giving idea about simple innovation that maybe work