I purchased this game pre owned because I wanted the steel book,I figured it was online only so I didn't except much,after it installed and updated I realized it now had single player and vr capability,this is a beautiful game and the control feels realistic,now i am really happy with this game

There is no violence in these racing games its just the odd crash and the players are positive role models and may encourage little kids to become racers

The game really made me dizzy and sick. Too much moving around in VR mode

Gran Turismo Sport is a curious beast. While it will undoubtedly appeal to the millions of fans it has accrued since the series' inception in 1997, it's also very clear that in terms of evolution, Polyphony Digital isn't necessarily all that worried about taking steps forward.

A true driving simulator; Racing is better than ever; Each car is painfully unique; GT is finally on the PS4

Doesn't look great; Not a lot of content; Feels like a missed opportunity

Gran Turismo Sport looks set to kickstart a new era for Polyphony Digital's long running series. In partnership with the FIA and with an officially sanctioned esport set up within the game, the series' self-description as a driving simulator is something of a misnomer.

Looks simply fantastic; especially in 4K HDR; Great evolution of Gran Turismo's handling model; Well thought out multiplayer matchmaking; Tons of tiny details to help your driving; Some of the best original GT tracks yet; Scapes are truly impressive blends of reality and digital cars

Lacking single player Campaign; No dynamic time and no wet weather at launch; Still no launch control or realistic assists settings; VR Tour is a missed opportunity; Server connection requirement for saving

Let's not forget what's been lost for the series' PlayStation 4 debut, though. There's none of that old scope, and only a fraction of the old madness that made Gran Turismo so endearing.

What a joke of an online game. You cannot race without some idiot who is unable to brake into corners wiping you out from behind. I think 95% of gran turismo players are missing major brain cells.

From its very first moment, Gran Turismo Sport floods the player with a melancholic symphony of sound and picture that takes you back to the racing days of old. I say racing because that's what it's all about, not merely waltzing past mistake-prone AI on a quest to attain the next driver level.

Tuned driving mechanics; Social space & UI; Online set-up; Addicting challenges; Scapes Mode

Limited cars and tracks; Not exactly inclusive

Tim winds up his year of racing reviews with much-delayed PS4 exclusive GT Sport.

The graphics are a powerhouse for the PS4 system; What content made the final cut is impeccably polished

There are not enough cars, tracks or modes to justify the price tag; An online penalty system that only Pastor Maldonado would approve of; The AI is still braindead

Online play only. Career mode involves doing licences and tracks, on a pre chosen car. Am still to figure out why there is any need for a garage. Or collecting cars. Cant modify cars, did I mention no offline racing. Have to wait for 20 to 30 minutes to get on to one of three races.