GIANTS Software and Straight4 Studios have released the GT Icons Pack for Project Motor Racing, introducing a diverse lineup of race cars that defined the 1960s and ’70s through innovation, performance, and unmistakable character. From agile lightweight contenders to thunderous V8-powered icons, the new content captures a time when racing

Project Motor Racing is now available on PlayStation®5 and Xbox Series X, arriving with full mod support across all platforms and a launch trailer showcasing the sim’s commitment to authenticity. Powered by the GIANTS Engine, the sim enables creators to build and share content from day one, with the first

Published by GIANTS Software and developed by Straight4 Studios, Project Motor Racing reveals new classes, 7 cars, the legendary Daytona International Speedway (road course) is confirmed for a total of 18 locations / 28 scanned layouts at launch, and the debut of the studio’s True2Track dynamic-surface system, showing off day/night

Project Motor Racing powers into Tokyo Game Show (TGS) with fresh metal on the grid, a new circuit, and a no-nonsense, full-service approach to online competition. Publisher GIANTS Software and developer Straight4 Studios also confirmed six new brands, seven cars, the addition of Sebring International Raceway, and unveiled a complete

Project Motor Racing hits the throttle at Gamescom, taking the spotlight with the real-world Le Mans–winning Audi R8 and a slate of major reveals. Publisher GIANTS Software and developer Straight4 Studios shift into top gear, confirming Porsche and Ford and unveiling more headline cars, legendary classes, and iconic tracks. Unleashing

Project Motor Racing, the ultra-authentic racing sim from publisher GIANTS Software and developer Straight4 Studios, will hit the track on the 25th of  November. Alongside announcing the release date, the joint genre leaders have also announced new impressions and information – first and foremost, the confirmation of full-fledged mod support.

Fresh from revealing GIANTS Software as publisher for the new sim racing game Project Motor Racing comes the announcement that Straight4 Studios and GIANTS have now entered a long-term technical partnership. This partnership will see the game engine used on the hit Farming Simulator franchise driving Project Motor Racing straight