Driveclub

Even though DriveClub shows this much attention to detail in regards to their vehicles, it doesn’t overwhelm the everyday player. It allows you to take in as much of your vehicles as you’d like, although if you take the time to appreciate your vehicle, both inside and out, you’ll be treated a an extremely-detailed experience. Each vehicle was painstakingly recreated within the game world, and I appreciated all of the obvious hard work and dedication it took to do this. DriveClub only has a total of 50 cars that you can acquire, which pales in comparison to its competition as most driving games tend to offer sometimes three or four times that number.

Playing DriveClub for countless hours has made me a big fan of how the vehicles handle when compared to other driving games. Evolution is careful not to call DriveClub a driving simulator, but the studio did use a combination of real-world physics and technical data provided directly by each vehicle’s manufacturer to assure the performance of each one is as accurate as the real thing. As a result, vehicles in DriveClub handle really well as they offer an experience that feels right in the comfortable middle between an arcade-style driving game and a full-on simulation.