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Project CARSGame

Featuring a large track roster with a dynamic time of day & weather system, deep tuning & pit stop functionality, and support for Oculus Rift and 12K ultra HD resolution.
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Project CARS FAQ


Which perspective do you play from in Project CARS?
Project CARS has both first-person and third-person modes.

seriesProject CARS
developerSlightly Mad Studios
publisherBandai Namco Entertainment
composerStephen Baysted engineMADNESS Engine
release date
NAMay 6th, 2015
EUMay 8th, 2015
E for Everyone

RacingSimulationSingle PlayerFirst-PersonThird-PersonVR
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on November 1st, 2017 last updatedby blustrkr
on May 5th, 2025

Developer Updates / Related News


Two of the best racing sims are about to be delisted from Steam
Two of the best racing sims are being delisted from Steam. Both Project Cars 1 and 2 are going to be removed from Valve's storefront in the coming months due the expiration of various licences and, boy, is that really sad for both the team at Slightly Mad as well as fans of the series... "Read more." Project CARS 1 and 2 will soon be delisted from Steam
It's sadly not uncommon for racing games to disappear from sale due to expiring licenses. Next for the scrapheap are Project CARS 1 and 2, the simulation racing games from Slightly Mad Studios, which will disappear from sale on October 3rd and September 21st respectively. "Read more" Slightly Mad Studio's CEO and founder is leaving the company
Ian Bell, the founder and CEO of Slightly Mad Studios, is to leave the Project Cars developer. Bell made the announcement via Twitter, with the news verified by our partners at "GamesIndustry.biz". His departure comes in the aftermath of EA acquiring Codemasters this year - Codemasters having themselves acquired Slightly Mad Studios in 2019. "Read more" Project Cars studio pull into the Codemasters garage
" " Codemasters, the makers of many zoom ’em ups, apparently want more power under their hood. They purchased the entirety of Slightly Mad Studios, developers of the "Project Cars" and "Need For Speed: Shift" games, this week to the tune of 23 million. The entirety of Slightly Mad’s 150-person team will reportedly join the company. " (more…) " Codemasters acquires Project Cars developer Slightly Mad Studios
Racing publisher Codemasters has picked up Project Cars developer Slightly Mad Studios in a £23 million/$30 million deal that will see the entire 150-person studio join the company. Codemasters has been developing and publishing games for more than 30 years and continues to churn out racers, from the annual F1 series to the off-road Dirt Rally 2.0. Slightly Mad Studios, meanwhile, released its first game, Need for Speed: Shift in 2009, eventually starting its own racing series, Project Cars...
 
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