Initially, GT7 will likely bring about four or five “new” or “redesigned” tracks to the list at launch so that we can expect eight to ten varying routes.
But GTPlanet were able to put on their detective hats and curated a list of cars they think will be in the new game.Įarlier this September, PD confirmed that GT7 would launch with more than 90 different “track routes”, but we may have already seen a vast majority of these from GT Sport.
Kazunori Yamauchi, the founder of Gran Turismo, introduced the reveal of the latest GT game and specifically noted the new campaign mode and a redesigned Trial Mountain, which will throwback fans to the older GT games but with new features and innovation.Īlong with the announcement, GT developer Polyphony Digital updated their website, revealing that GT7 will initially include a vast catalogue of over 420 cars! A significant number of these cars are coming from GT Sport, and an official list has yet to be released. However, the game fell flat due to a cut in fan favourite circuits and the removal of career mode. GT Sport was launched on PlayStation back in 2017 and focused more on the esports side of competitive racing, centring itself on player rankings. From what it seems, GT7 is set to return to the radical style of its earlier predecessor - GT Sport but with the addition of fan favourite features from earlier titles.
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