In what’s billed as not an open beta or form of early access, Project Motor Racing’s feedback system – the Factory Driver Program – looks to be opening up to more players soon.
It utilises an online portal that breaks down specific car testing challenges set by the Straight 4 Studios development team.
Then, it has areas to deliver longer, qualitative feedback, but also a quicker and more accessible Likert scale system for snappy, easy-to-interpret sentiment for the creators. These can be up to 50 quick questions across five different categories.
Weekly build updates are promised. Applications will “open soon,” according to a new social media post by the game. Those selected will be done so based on several factors, including their abilities in other racing games, unlike a random beta key drop or a public early access release.
“Where the magic happens, of course, is inside our developer control,” said Project Motor Racing’s Game Design Director, Austin Ogonoski, to Traxion recently.
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