Waiting fans are crossing out days on their calendars for the release of the high-speed racing game "Project Cars," as game developer Slightly Mad Studios and game publisher Bandai Namco announced that the launch of the game is pushed back to April.
Originally, the game was supposed to arrive in November last year, but a month before the release, it was announced that the game would be launched on March 17 instead. The new release dates are April 2 for PC and April 7 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. There is no definite release date for the Wii U version of the game, but it will surely come out this year.
Slightly Mad Studio said that it will make the "final adjustments" to the game; hence, the delay. The studio aims to create the "most authentic, beautiful, intense, and technically advanced racing game on the planet." Moreover, the developer claimed that "Project Cars" has the largest roster of cars in any racing game.
"Moving the release date was not an easy decision to make, as we know our fans are eager to get their hands-on on Project Cars. But we know that these extra days will allow us to provide the best game experience that our fans deserve. We assure you the wait will be worth it when the game does arrive early April," Slightly Mad top executive Ian Bell told GameSpot.
Meanwhile, a five-minute "Project Cars" trailer reveals spoilers on what the title entails as well as some commentary that explains the various options in the title's career mode. The trailer shows that the game allows players to create and customize their vehicles, which is half the fun. Players will progress in the game by achieving specific goals. Most importantly, the trailer shows the career mode.
"Project Cars" has perfect timing due to the absence of other racing games, specifically "Gran Turismo" and "Forza."
