Overall, player feedback on GRID Legends showcases a divide among players. While many enjoyed the graphics, the variety of cars, and the arcade-like gameplay, a significant portion criticized the AI behavior, the handling physics, and the career progression system. Players seem to have mixed feelings about the game's execution and features, leading to polarized opinions.
Accessible circuit racing that sits deliberately between arcade and sim: forgiving handling, rubber-banding rivals with names and grudges who remember how you raced them, and a live-action story mode, Driven to Glory, that frames a season as a sports drama. Race types span touring cars, single-seaters, trucks, and drift events across real and fictional tracks, with a race creator for building your own events.
Players enjoy the visual polish, the car variety, and the pick-up-and-race accessibility, while the recurring complaints in reviews are unrealistic AI, floaty handling physics, and a career that leans repetitive. It suits newcomers who want spectacle and an easy on-ramp into circuit racing; sim devotees will find the physics too light for serious wheel-to-wheel play.
Overall, player feedback on GRID Legends showcases a divide among players. While many enjoyed the graphics, the variety of cars, and the arcade-like gameplay, a significant portion criticized the AI behavior, the handling physics, and the career progression system. Players seem to have mixed feelings about the game's execution and features, leading to polarized opinions.
Based on 100 reviews from steam
