If I were to describe Gran Turismo 7 in a few words, it would be as follows: it is a celebration of car culture. It’s an accumulation of everything racing games should be. There is a long running “are video games art?” debate that has been part of the industry’s discourse for several years. My review won’t resolve that debate, but if games are indeed art, then Gran Turismo 7 is proof of that thesis.
It’s an intricately designed product, a beautiful racing game crafted with love and care, and most importantly, it’s true to its soul and core, something that made the original Gran Turismo games a household name all those years ago. Gran Turismo 7 is a triumph for racing games and for Polyphony Digital, and we can’t wait to see what is next for the series.
It’s an intricately designed product, a beautiful racing game crafted with love and care, and most importantly, it’s true to its soul and core, something that made the original Gran Turismo games a household name all those years ago. Gran Turismo 7 is a triumph for racing games and for Polyphony Digital, and we can’t wait to see what is next for the series.
