Project Motor Racing Flooded with Negative Reviews on Steam — Rating Drops to 16%

Today (November 25) saw the release of the racing simulator Project Motor Racing, but the game was immediately hit with a wave of negative reviews. Just hours after launch, its rating has already plummeted to 16%.

Here’s what players are saying:

Gamers are complaining about poor optimization, bad controls and physics, buggy opponent AI, a problematic user interface, and clunky navigation.

The game’s peak concurrent player count for the day reached just 2,091.

Project Motor Racing is described as a racing game that blends the atmosphere of professional motorsport with a wide range of options for players of all skill levels. It features 70 meticulously recreated cars across 13 classes and 28 tracks around the world, all based on real-life circuits.

The lineup includes modern LMDh supercars and iconic historic models. The game offers a single-player campaign, online mode, in-game events, and multi-class racing. Powered by the new GIANTS Engine 10, the physics engine aims to deliver a realistic driving model, full mod support, and precise feedback, with all cars undergoing thorough testing by partners and motorsport experts.

The experience is enhanced by immersive sound design, cockpits with visual effects for G-forces and heat, dynamic weather, the True2Track system, adaptive tire marks, and a full 24-hour cycle. For those looking to expand their content, the Project Motor Racing: Year 1 Bundle is available, including the Group 5 Revival Pack and additional first-year content packs.