Project CARS has been one of the most popular racing game series’ among car enthusiasts since it first launched in 2015. Its blend of realism, racing variety, and fun made it an instant hit. Sadly, ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Developer Slightly Mad's racing games Project Cars and Project Cars 2 will be delisted soon, and if there is some good news, it's that both titles are ...

Slightly Mad issued a Project Cars delist announcement on Twitter, citing the expiration of existing car and track licenses as the reason for taking the racing game off storefronts. The team will also ...

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All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Project CARS 2 Project CARS 2 is the next evolution in the award-winning racing series, featuring the most iconic cars under the most thrilling of ...

Project Cars and Project Cars 2 will be removed from sale in the coming months, developer Slightly Mad Studios has announced. The first racing simulator launched during 2015 and its sequel released in ...

Slightly Mad Studios announced that it will be delisting both Project Cars and Project Cars 2 from digital storefronts on October 3 and September 21, respectively. “Due to expiring car and track ...