Gran Turismo 7
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Gran Turismo returns to its car-collecting roots, guiding you from used hatchbacks to race-car legends. It's both a driving sim and a love letter to car culture.
Kit's verdict · 8.3/10
Stunning to drive and lovingly made, held back by grind and an always-online leash.Kit · Sadkitty Games
Loved
- Superb handling and force feedback
- Gorgeous cars and photo mode
- Rich celebration of car history
Not so much
- Grindy credit economy pushes microtransactions
- Needs an internet connection even for solo play
Play it if car nuts who want to collect, tune and admire hundreds of machines.
Skip it if anyone who wants pure arcade racing or hates grinding.
Cheats & codes
No cheat codes
Gran Turismo 7 doesn't have cheat codes. The tips and secrets below are the next best thing.
Tips
Play it better
- Follow the Café menu books; they're the main path that unlocks tracks, features and cars.
- Do the license tests early, since gold medals there teach braking points and pay out cars.
- Drive at least 42 km in a day to complete the daily workout and earn a free roulette ticket.
- Check the Legend Cars dealership often; its stock rotates and prices change.
- Turn off the braking assist as soon as you can; it slows you down badly.
- Fit racing tyres before endurance races and manage fuel with the fuel map setting.
- Re-run high-paying events with a tuned car to farm credits.
Secrets & unlockables
Hidden in plain sight
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Trivia
- It launched for the series' 25th anniversary.
- Series creator Kazunori Yamauchi led development.
- The PS5 version supports PlayStation VR2 for the whole campaign.
- A reward cut at launch led to a fan backlash and a public apology from Yamauchi.
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