GRAN TURISMO 7

Cars go brrrr

Everything we’ve seen of the first numbered Gran Turismo in at least eight years has us squeaking like a windscreen wiper on a muddy road. Along with many fanfavourite features, we’re also seeing the renewal of envelope-pushing visuals.

We’ve already had a taste of how racing games can use DualSense thanks to other titles on the system, but the simulation aspects of GT7 promise to push the hardware even harder. Not only will you feel pushback on the adaptive triggers as you throttle it down straights, you’ll also feel the mechanical whirring inside the controller thanks to haptics, and the click of the brake systems fighting back as you slow down for the perfect corner.