The long-awaited sequel to the BAFTA award-winning racing game GRID has been announced, and with that comes the new TrueFeel and LiveRoute systems. TrueFeel will deliver “edge-of-control racing without the need for assists,” and LiveRoute will change the tracks during the race, so players won’t know what’s coming next.
As GRID 2 roars onto shelves, the social aspect of the game rushes out of beta and into the finished product. RaceNet, the “beating heart” of GRID 2’s multiplayer, brings many new features that will enhance the gamer’s experience. RaceNet will add new objectives and rivals each week so the player will never be without a race again. It will also allow the players to upload footage of their best moments to the site, earn followers and awards and “much, much more.” If you want to sign up to this multiplayer experience, head on over to www.racenet.com
To accommodate the release of their new game, Codemasters has uploaded an amazing gameplay trailer that features their best cars, locations and events.
“Supercars including the McLaren F1 GT and Pagani Huayra roar through the streets of Paris, Touring Car pedigree is represented as examples of the Volvo S60 BTCS, Gomez Competition GC 10.1 and BMW 320 trade paint around Austria’s Red Bull Ring and Dodge Chargers and Ford Mustang Mach 1 Twister Specials blast along the California Coast.”
The sequel to the critically-acclaimed racing game GRID rushed to stores all over Europe and North America and with that, new technology that will make the game much more fun and entertaining. For more information on GRID 2 check out www.gridgame.com and www.facebook.com/gridgame. You can also follow the team at www.twitter.com/gridgame.
AUTHORS OPINION: I am so pleased that the GRID 2 release has come. I enjoyed the first game and felt that the game had something that some of the other racing games didn’t. The TrueFeel and LiveRoute will enhance the experience ten-fold and will set the bar for the racing games to come.
