GI Racing 2.0

Let me start by saying the game has potential, but you need to do a lot more to impress others and myself, all you have is 2 Tracks and Holdens no other make of cars it's boring as hell, and i am from Australia and in the V8 Supercars series we have Holden and Ford the main Rivalry, we also have Nissan, Volvo, Mercedes, and we have many different Tracks with our V8 Supercars Philip Island, Sandown, Sydney, Tasmania, Queensland and many more, so you need to do a lot more if you want the Australian people to start buying from you. The actual sound from the Holden exhaust is really bad and that needs fixing, also the game is not smooth to play, i would like to see better sponsor names on the cars and billboards, your main sponsor is Supercheap Auto so just rename that to Specialcheap auto and it will look better then Maxvalue auto, and do the same with the sponsorship names on the cars as they look odd, also you need to allow players to do car setups in the garage, and what about pit stop...

I wasn't able to play for longer than 5 minutes. Hard crash every time on a Smokin Fast system. Forza wide open. No way to invert axis for backwards pedals. Hope it gets better upon full release.

After having played GI Racing (the original game). I can definitely say that GI Racing 2.0 has many improvemnets, the controls seem very fluid and the core game mechanics are in place. The GUI is very user friendly and has a great UX for the players. I will enjoy playing this game the more it grows and look forward to see what the future holds for it. Great Work Guys. I highly recommend this game if you fancy burning some rubber around some visually stunning tracks to satisfy your urge for speeding around the raceway at almost 200mph.. NICE! Keep up the good work. Cheers.

I like it quite a lot, it's a bit more simulation than the Forza's while still being quite fun with a controller. It has its issues like my i5 6400 w/rx480 has some stuttering in the highest graphics setting while at the beautiful setting it runs almost as well on my Phenom II 955 w/R9 285...which makes no sense at all but it is Unity based so I guess it may have something to do with that....maybe.... (or Win X vs. Win 7...) It sometimes seem to go a tad berserk with sensitivity but that may be me not used to the game and therefore flooring it a tad too much, not sure it's just something I've noticed occassionally but it has always happened by making you over compensate after a straight and not while in/entering it so it may be me doing something wrong due to not being used to the game. Physics when hitting the wall may have the car leaning against in on two wheels, very far from actual physics as you'd either flip the car or drive it down again.... So far it may seem like I'm only...

Old school racing aesthetics with modern graphics appeal. I had trouble with the joystick control at first due to the sensitivity of the sticks, but that was fixed in the patch. Really like the feel of driving the cars and the immersive feeling I got when driving in the rain. I think the development team is 'spot on' with responding to feedback and addressing the early access issues as they come up.