Polyphony Digital has expressed that the PlayStation 5 version is the best way to play GT7, as the console is expected to run the game at 60fps in 4K resolution with HDR support and ray tracing capabilities.

With hyper-realistic graphics, an exhaustive customization center, and the highly anticipated return of Gran Turismo's campaign mode, it was one of the show's highlights.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Revealed during PlayStation's Future of Gaming event back in 2021, Gran Turismo 7's first trailer packed a whole lot of punch for clocking in at just under three minutes. In October 2021, Polyphony Digital released another behind-the-scenes clip, this time focused on everything the PlayStation 5's DualSense has to offer the game.

Thanks to the controller's unique and intuitive vibrations, producer Yamauchi said players will be now able to feel the racing experience in its most authentic form yet.Ī month later, Polyphony Digital shared another behind-the-scenes video on tuners and car customization, showcasing the game's robust customization options that enables players to tweak just about any part of their cars they can imagine. Okay, sure-we know we can expect good ol' fashioned racing in Gran Turismo 7, but let's delve a bit more into all the modes and overall experience of the game. Gran Turismo 7 producer Kazunori Yamauchi has billed the game as an 'automotive retrospective,' saying that having a wide variety of cars from all throughout history was paramount to the game's experience. As such, the studio has announced the game will feature over 400 different vehicles. While that number definitely pales in comparison to Gran Turismo 6's whopping 1,200 and Forza Motorsport 7's 700+, it's certainly not too shabby. More impressive than the game's cars, however, is the actual breadth of the game. Based on the gameplay we've seen so far, it looks as if Gran Turismo 7 is pulling inspiration from quite a few previous Gran Turismo games to create one, cohesive 'Gran Turismo experience.' Perhaps most notably similar to GT7 is Gran Turismo 4. The game's main menu looks strikingly similar to the one in the series' fourth installment, and also revealed something pretty exciting: the return of GT's single-player campaign feature, GT Mode. In addition to GT Mode, GT7 is also bringing back some other classic components, such as traditional racing tracks, dynamic time and weather effects, Special Events, Championships, driving school, the tuning parts shop, used car dealerships, and GT Auto.

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