http://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/gt-sport
3,5 von 5
Pros
A true driving simulator
Racing is better than ever
Each car is painfully unique
GT is finally on the PS4
Cons
Doesn’t look great
Not a lot of content
Feels like a missed opportunity
Overall, then, GT Sport is a bit of an oddity. On the one hand it’s a fantastic simulation experience that effectively displays the skills of the developer. On the other, however, there’s a very distinct feeling that all involved would have been better off taking more time and making this a proper entry in the franchise with all the trinkets fans expect.
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http://worthplaying.com/article/2017/10/17/reviews/105683/
8/10
Your enjoyment of Gran Turismo Sport depends on what you're looking for in a racing game. If you're looking for a beefy single-player experience, you'll have to look elsewhere. Outside of Arcade mode, you can learn how to drive well and get in a good challenge while doing so, but GTS pales in comparison to the campaigns of versions past with respect to long-term, single-player engagement. If your focus is on multiplayer, then GTS is just right for you. You'll have to learn how to drive like a professional and not hit things, but the game provides you with all the necessary tools to achieve that.
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http://www.alphr.com/games/1007384/gran-turismo-sport-review-GT-sport-ps4-is-ambitious-as-it-gets
4,0 von 5
But what’s GT Sport like so far?
That’s a tough question, because elements of it are fantastic, while other elements can only be disappointing.
Firstly, it’s an incredibly immersive game that seems to soak you up with car culture, from beginning to end.
Features such as the ridiculous Scapes mode, or the ability to view cars driving around town before you buy them make it clear this is a game made by car lovers. What’s more, the game also periodically flashes up important car dates and knowledge, reminding you that it’s a fountain of car talk.
However, much of that dedication to car culture is undone by its disappointing car lineup. Sure, a total of 162 cars isn’t that bad at all, but the cars in GT Sport seem to move away from all that motoring passion shown in the rest of the game. As a rule of thumb, if it’s more than five or ten years old, it probably won’t be in this game.
Gran Turismo has been out for 20 years, but doesn’t want to look back at its history. and that’s a huge shame. Instead, the GT Sport car lineup is more like a contemporary brochure than an enthusiast magazine, and as a car fan, that's infuriating.
You won’t find a Jaguar E-Type or D-Type in GT Sport, but you will find three different, modern F-Types. In the same way, BMW fans will rush to Brand Central only to find four racing cars, an M4, an i3 – and a GT Sport Vision concept car. If you want to race something like a classic M1 Pro car, or an E30, you’ll need to find a different game. Unless, of course, all this is coming with DLC.
There’s another weird issue, too. If you’re offline, the game restricts you to arcade mode, and that means you can’t complete any other campaign mode activities such as challenges. But the weirdest bit? The game doesn’t even save if the servers are down. That means you can still play the odd time trial offline, but you’ll never be able to collect the points or miles for it. It's a very odd decision.
Finally, there's not a huge amount of content to play through, but I expect that issues to be nullified when the eSports element of the game begins to pick up.
Your enjoyment of Gran Turismo Sport depends on what you're looking for in a racing game. If you're looking for a beefy single-player experience, you'll have to look elsewhere. Outside of Arcade mode, you can learn how to drive well and get in a good challenge while doing so, but GTS pales in comparison to the campaigns of versions past with respect to long-term, single-player engagement. If your focus is on multiplayer, then GTS is just right for you. You'll have to learn how to drive like a professional and not hit things, but the game provides you with all the necessary tools to achieve that.
@ Libro Journal
