Project CARS GO GAMEVIL Inc. Feel the thrill of racing in PROJECT CARS GO with ONE-TOUCH racing gameplay optimized for mobile. Compete around the wor… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsFeel the thrill of racing in PROJECT CARS GO with ONE-TOUCH racing gameplay optimized for mobile. Compete around the world on the most famous race and drag tracks and compete for glory at the finish line! COMPETE AGAINST THE BEST WITH THE NEW COMBO COUNTER - Earn bragging rights and rewards by building up your combo counter and being on top of the leaderboards. - Compete in tournaments with other users utilizing the driver point system. BURN UP THE DRAG STRIP AND CONQUER GLOBAL RACE TRACKS - Drive through the blind turns of Brands Hatch, the long straights and challenging chicanes of Autodromo Nazionale Monza, and the stomach-churning corkscrew of WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca. - Compete in drag races around famous landmarks around the world and take on the streets of Las Vegas, Long Beach, Singapore, and more. COLLECT THE WORLD'S MOST DESIRABLE ELITE-BRAND CARS - Complete your ultimate car collection with all your favorite race cars and brands: from historic racing pedigrees to futuristic concept models, they’re yours to collect and own. - Test your skills in different vehicle classes: GT3, Open-Wheel, Prototype, Road, Vintage, and more! CUSTOMIZE YOUR CAR AND MAKE IT YOURS - Personalize your vehicles with various paints, patterns and liveries. - Get creative and fun with our "Mix Paint" to apply unique paint colors to your favorite cars. - Tune your vehicle to perfection to give yourself an edge on the competition through parts and mods upgrades. - Switch between General Tuning and Category Tuning for optimal performance. RACE TO THE TOP IN ALL GAMES MODE - Race iconic circuits in different modes like World Tour, Daily & Manufacturer Invitationals, and more. - Explore real drag and tracks in World Tour and conquer all races, test your own limits in Time Trials, and go up against top challengers in invitational events Consumer Information - Supported Devices: iPhone 7 and ABOVE. - Supported Languages: English (UK/US), 한국어, 日本語, 中文简体, 繁體中文, Deutsch, français, español, русский, italiano, português - Low-ram devices (less than 3GB) will not be able to download the game. Visit our Social Media Pages for more news and information: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ProjectCARSGO/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/projectcarsgo/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/ProjectCARSGO - GAMEVIL Official Website : https://www.withhive.com - GAMEVIL Customer Support: https://m.withhive.com/customer/inquire Access authorization notice for gameplay CAMERA: HIVE requires access to your camera to take profile images. PHOTOS: HIVE requires access to your photos to change profile images or save/load the game screen. Optional Permissions will not affect your gameplay experience other than the related services stated above. Information Seller:GAMEVIL Inc. Genre:Arcade, Racing Release:Mar 23, 2021 Updated:Sep 09, 2021 Version:4.0.0 Size:1.3 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal https://apps.apple.com/us/app/project-cars-go/id1418668113 Supposed to be an actual racing game, and the Codemaster name gives me some hope. But it’s produced by Gamevil, so will see. It does look great. Servers go live at noon EST. anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,121 695 113 #2 anthony78, Mar 22, 2021 The description of “Super Car racing with one touch” does not give me much hope. MetaGonzo Well-Known Member May 7, 2009 1,451 265 83 #3 MetaGonzo, Mar 22, 2021 Last edited: Mar 23, 2021 I had a look on the website: Release to accelerate Tap to change gear Hold to brake Shame it carries this name. I love PC2 on the Xbox; I’m not a huge racing game fan but it scratches my “realistic” itch. Edit: controls wrong way round ROGER-NL Well-Known Member May 21, 2012 4,030 340 83 Male Gamer. THE NETHERLANDS #4 ROGER-NL, Mar 22, 2021 As a One Touch lover, I will give this a go, the last proper racing game I played was Real Racing 2, so it’s a while back. Played the hell out of Gran Turismo 3 back in the day though.Lol. Chq Well-Known Member Jul 20, 2013 438 57 28 #5 Chq, Mar 22, 2021 Looks very boring. Rocksaint Well-Known Member Nov 29, 2013 656 358 63 #6 Rocksaint, Mar 22, 2021 This ain't a racing game. It's a series of quick-time events. More like those musical games like Guitar Hero. The graphics are so hit-and-miss. Looks blurry (low-res) in majority of the places. And the UI, oh boy, there's so much going on all over the place. (Which is intentional to confuse you ofc) This is a perfect example why most gamers loathe mobile gaming. anthony78 likes this. Taeles Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Aug 5, 2011 1,253 37 48 #7 Taeles, Mar 22, 2021 This ones no threat to the likes of RR3 and Grid Autosport, its more like CSR meets Forza Street in that its a one touch on-rail racer. Feels / looks a bit better than its competition to my eyes though. All the standard freemium systems are in place. Multiple currencies, timers, energy system. Dailies, achievements, guilds, etc also. Its still on my ipad after half a day of playing it which means its already lasted longer than CSR and Forza Street did lol. But yea, this ones not realistic or simulator like in any fashion what so ever. I'm surprised there isn't a portrait mode option though, most one touch games do well in portrait mode. This would do pretty well on a cellphone in one hand, weird they didn't add that. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,702 1,228 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #8 squarezero, Mar 22, 2021 Agreed. Being generous, it’s a rhythm game passing off as a racer. Being less generous, it’s a revenue system pretending to be a game. RealisticArcadeSimulator, Son of Anarchy, ROGER-NL and 1 other person like this. ShinHadoukin Well-Known Member Feb 20, 2015 968 140 43 #9 ShinHadoukin, Mar 23, 2021 You saying that...if this was portrait it would way better & I would give it more time. kenken11 Well-Known Member Sep 29, 2012 1,808 5 38 #10 kenken11, Mar 23, 2021 The game is so boring, just tap or tap n hold. Seriously? RealisticArcadeSimulator Well-Known Member Feb 15, 2018 158 38 28 #11 RealisticArcadeSimulator, Mar 23, 2021 I remember when Nathan Bell actually asked on twitter if people preferred a premium or f2p racing game...I guess that was only a publicity stunt. There is no excuse for creating this forced-online money pit in which you can't drive. From what I've seen on youtube about the actual released game: the on-rails car is taking annoyingly bad racing lines. If one can only watch it should at least show some tight action with the cars taking corners touching the apex... Taeles Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Aug 5, 2011 1,253 37 48 #12 Taeles, Mar 23, 2021 Racing lines dosent matter, it all boils down to car upgrades and tap/hold/releasing on the colored lines in a timely fashion. If your car is upgraded well and you hit the lines right, you will take first. As others above have stated its like guitar hero with pretty car visuals in the background. RealisticArcadeSimulator Well-Known Member Feb 15, 2018 158 38 28 #13 RealisticArcadeSimulator, Mar 23, 2021 I understand the game mechanics but it wouldn't hurt to look at something enjoyable! I mean this is why people watch races. GPS Well-Known Member Dec 13, 2009 2,283 165 63 Australia #14 GPS, Mar 23, 2021 Oh dear, what a disappointment, when this was first announced I had hopes that it would be up there with Grid Autosport.. not even close squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,702 1,228 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #15 squarezero, Mar 23, 2021 Frankly, I would have been okay with a Real Racing. Free to play can be done right — see Genshin Impact. But you can’t strip out the core of the experience to make a game “mobile friendly.” Or at least don’t pretend you’re still making a racing game. RealisticArcadeSimulator Well-Known Member Feb 15, 2018 158 38 28 #16 RealisticArcadeSimulator, Mar 23, 2021 Last edited: Mar 24, 2021 I think there is interest in premium games, why can't they satisfy both parties? People who prefer to pay a single price and the ones who prefer to play for free but live with artificial limitations like currency juggling and timers/fuel system. I prefer a game that doesn't depend fully on a server backend to play single player events and doesn't revolve around upgrading after every second race to win. This doesn't mean I'm not willing to pay for useful dlc content. I bought everything in Rush Rally 3. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,702 1,228 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #17 squarezero, Mar 23, 2021 You’ll get no argument from me. Chq Well-Known Member Jul 20, 2013 438 57 28 #18 Chq, Mar 24, 2021 What does this mean? Google can‘t translate this into my language? Greetz- Chris squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,702 1,228 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #19 squarezero, Mar 24, 2021 That I agree with RealisticArcadeSimulator. 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I had a look on the website: Release to accelerate Tap to change gear Hold to brake Shame it carries this name. I love PC2 on the Xbox; I’m not a huge racing game fan but it scratches my “realistic” itch. Edit: controls wrong way round
As a One Touch lover, I will give this a go, the last proper racing game I played was Real Racing 2, so it’s a while back. Played the hell out of Gran Turismo 3 back in the day though.Lol.
This ain't a racing game. It's a series of quick-time events. More like those musical games like Guitar Hero. The graphics are so hit-and-miss. Looks blurry (low-res) in majority of the places. And the UI, oh boy, there's so much going on all over the place. (Which is intentional to confuse you ofc) This is a perfect example why most gamers loathe mobile gaming.
This ones no threat to the likes of RR3 and Grid Autosport, its more like CSR meets Forza Street in that its a one touch on-rail racer. Feels / looks a bit better than its competition to my eyes though. All the standard freemium systems are in place. Multiple currencies, timers, energy system. Dailies, achievements, guilds, etc also. Its still on my ipad after half a day of playing it which means its already lasted longer than CSR and Forza Street did lol. But yea, this ones not realistic or simulator like in any fashion what so ever. I'm surprised there isn't a portrait mode option though, most one touch games do well in portrait mode. This would do pretty well on a cellphone in one hand, weird they didn't add that.
Agreed. Being generous, it’s a rhythm game passing off as a racer. Being less generous, it’s a revenue system pretending to be a game.
I remember when Nathan Bell actually asked on twitter if people preferred a premium or f2p racing game...I guess that was only a publicity stunt. There is no excuse for creating this forced-online money pit in which you can't drive. From what I've seen on youtube about the actual released game: the on-rails car is taking annoyingly bad racing lines. If one can only watch it should at least show some tight action with the cars taking corners touching the apex...
Racing lines dosent matter, it all boils down to car upgrades and tap/hold/releasing on the colored lines in a timely fashion. If your car is upgraded well and you hit the lines right, you will take first. As others above have stated its like guitar hero with pretty car visuals in the background.
I understand the game mechanics but it wouldn't hurt to look at something enjoyable! I mean this is why people watch races.
Oh dear, what a disappointment, when this was first announced I had hopes that it would be up there with Grid Autosport.. not even close
Frankly, I would have been okay with a Real Racing. Free to play can be done right — see Genshin Impact. But you can’t strip out the core of the experience to make a game “mobile friendly.” Or at least don’t pretend you’re still making a racing game.
I think there is interest in premium games, why can't they satisfy both parties? People who prefer to pay a single price and the ones who prefer to play for free but live with artificial limitations like currency juggling and timers/fuel system. I prefer a game that doesn't depend fully on a server backend to play single player events and doesn't revolve around upgrading after every second race to win. This doesn't mean I'm not willing to pay for useful dlc content. I bought everything in Rush Rally 3.
