As Project CARS 3 receives its final DLC pack, we look back at this week’s biggest news items in the world of racing games, ...

Project Cars 3 will be officially delisted from digital sale on August 24. A notice served on its official Steam page ...

While I really enjoyed Project CARS 3 when it launched back in 2020, the fact it was less of a simulator than its predecessors meant it didn’t go down quite as well with ardent series fans. Had it ...

It's been announced that Project CARS 3 will be delisted and have its online services shut down in the near future. Likely ...

Bandai Namco is pulling the plug on Project Cars 3 servers in 2026, but the game still sells at full price. Shouldn’t a sunset discount come standard?

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Project CARS 4 hasn’t been announced yet, but it looks like Slightly Mad Studios is gearing up for the next title, according to its CEO. The Project Cars 3 update 1.09 patch notes have been ...

But Project Cars 3, despite its position as a highly rated racing simulator, is aiming to strip down the walls between sim and arcade racer, and hopefully entice a few new players along the way too.

Project CARS 3 suffers from a case of mistaken identity. Once you adjust to the new direction, you can get into a fun flow of ticking off objectives, drifting around hairpins and purchasing upgrades.

Project CARS 3 still has some of those basic legacy elements from its predecessors. The handling of the cars still feels realistic, as you can feel the weight of the car and its struggling when ...

The Project Cars series takes a turn towards mass-market appeal. Find out if the franchise succeeds here in our Project Cars 3 PS4 review.