Project Motor Racing is a motorsport simulation built around professionally licensed cars and circuits, spanning contemporary machinery and historic racing. Its roster covers 70 recreated cars across 13 classes, while 28 global layouts provide the settings for competition. The emphasis is on authenticity: the developers say brand partners and professional drivers tested each car’s handling, giving the game’s vehicle design a connection to real-world motorsport.
Driving is shaped by a purpose-built physics engine and high-fidelity force feedback, with cockpit details such as visible G-forces and heat haze adding sensory cues. Track conditions also evolve: dynamic weather and a drying racing line can change how a circuit behaves, while a 24-hour day-and-night cycle alters the setting over time. These systems frame each race as more than a fixed lap around an unchanging course.
The game supports single-player career play alongside online racing modes and in-game events, so its format ranges from an individual progression experience to multiplayer competition.
