Gran Turismo 7: After Elden Ring, it’s the PS5 racing game’s turn to explode the scores

Gaming News Gran Turismo 7: After Elden Ring, it’s the PS5 racing game’s turn to explode the scores

Even if this Gran Turismo 7 is not as unanimous as Elden Ring, the racing game exclusively for Sony machines still makes the hearts of the press beat faster. In fact, out of a total of nearly 80 critics, Polyphony Digital’s new game still shows a score of 88 out of 100 on Metacritic.

It has the exact same rating as Horizon: Forbidden West and also ranks fourth in the best games of the year according to the site. In front of him we find above all Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster with a nice 89, but also the PC version of God of War with a 93. Of course, Elden Ring tops the rankings with 97 out of 100 .

If we look again at the different tests, We can see that The Gamer, God is a Geek or even VG247 went for the maximum score.

The lowest value so far is given by VGC, which opted for a meager 60 out of 100.

We find the same result, 88 out of 100, on the OpenCritic site. On the site we also learn that IGN gave the game a nice 9 out of 10, that Eurogame recommended the title or that GameSpot gave it an 8/10 and that GamesRadar+ gave it a terrific 4.5 out of 5.

A wonderful homecoming for the saga?

As announced by series creator Kazunori Yamauchi, this brand new opus, expected for March 4th on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, aims to serve as a return to basics. In fact, ithe Gran Turismo 7 wants to reconnect with its past by offering players the opportunity to bring together in a single project everything that made the first four works the salt

in particular by offering a world map full of activities, a complete garage with more than 400 vehicles and numerous routes, ie more than 90.

For our part, we haven’t given our verdict yet, but we invite you to celebrate the release of the game with us on Thursday afternoon with a live gaming live.

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