The Sportsmanship Rating breaks down though with how points are tallied. If there is a collision, both parties are punished no matter who is at fault. In theory, if you're actively trying to avoid accidents, your rating should raise no matter what.

Visuals push the PS4 to its limit; Interface is clean and easy to use

Single-player unavailable when not connected to servers; Small amount of cars and tracks in comparison to peers; Tags

Played every Gran turismo game but this has to be the worst ever. This game has lost the essence of GT by having those online races which require good internet connection. Giving it a 2 stars because the driving dynamics are excellent. The issue is not the online based racing, it is the lack of race options, which was available in the previous franchise. To make it worse, the number of cars have decreased and replaced with boring car museum shit. Do not buy unless you are in for a prologue experience. As for Mighty Ape, thanks again for an excellent service. Definitely a 5 star for you!!!

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

Probably the prettiest game I've seen on my 4K HDR Sony television, played on a PS4 Pro. That said, it's lacking a lot of what you expect from earlier entries in the series. The car selection is smaller than usual (but each one is beautiful inside and out) and there aren't as many race options...

It feels like this is another brand, another series. This is not my Gran Turismo. Pitiful array of cars, albeit well detailed, essentially no single player except for shitty “learn about our tiny number of tracks” races. Pretty much no customization in terms of adding things to the car, you can only visually change it and make tweaks to gear ratios, etc. Online multiplayer has been chosen in favour of a game the fans wanted. Another kick in the teeth is the need to be Online and logged into PSN to progress in SINGLE PLAYER. Any progress made offline will not be saved. Save yourself some money and go buy another racing game because this has ruined the series for me.

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. Utterly disappointed. Have given 1 star for amazing graphics, but ultimately its a nice looking hollow shell of a game.

The Gran Turismo series IS PlayStation's flagship driving game. It's one of the most popular racing series of all time, with Polyphony Digital releasing a

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

There's no shortage of top-tier first-party racing games on the Xbox One thanks to the likes of Forza Motorsport 7 and Forza Horizon 3 , but the same can't be said about the PlayStation 4 .

Great looking cars and tracks; Excellent Driving School mode; Superb realistic racing; Challenge mode in single-player campaign

Some single-player content requires you to be online

Gran Turismo 6 was a game of big numbers. Players could race on 71 layouts of 33 tracks, and it boasts a staggering 1,200 cars. Gran Turismo Sport, on the other hand, has significantly lesser tracks and cars. It has just 27 configurations of 19 tracks, and only 177 cars.