Overall, player feedback for Gran Turismo 7 is divided, with some players praising the VR experience and attention to detail, while others express frustration over technical issues and lack of content. Many appreciate the immersive gameplay but are deeply dissatisfied with server problems and accessibility of game modes.
The definitive PlayStation racing simulator, returned to its roots. The GT Cafe career walks you through automotive history one commission at a time, a garage of more than 400 cars sits behind licence tests and used-car hunting, and a photo mode treats each machine like a museum exhibit. PSVR2 support turns the cockpit view into the series' most immersive drive yet, while the handling model lands between approachable and demanding, generous with assists but honest about weight transfer.
Player reviews single out the VR experience and Polyphony's obsessive detail as the high points, while the recurring complaint is an always-online requirement that locks most modes, single-player campaigns included, behind a live server connection, alongside a slow credit grind that nudges players toward microtransactions. It suits anyone who wants the most complete and best-looking driving sim on PS5; it frustrates players who expect to race offline on their own schedule.
Overall, player feedback for Gran Turismo 7 is divided, with some players praising the VR experience and attention to detail, while others express frustration over technical issues and lack of content. Many appreciate the immersive gameplay but are deeply dissatisfied with server problems and accessibility of game modes.
Based on 8 reviews from playstation
