GTRevival

GTRevival is now called Project Motor Racing and will be published by Farming Simulator custodians GIANTS Software.

Straight4 Studios will use its own proprietary Hadron physics engine in its upcoming sim Project Motor Racing.

We interviewed Straight 4 Studios’ CEO Ian Bell to find out why his new sim, Project Motor Racing, will not be released in 2024.

The fledgling sim racing game by Ian Bell’s Straight4 Studios has a new title and a publishing deal with Farm Simulator custodians GIANTS Software.

Straight4 Studios’ GTRevival is set to receive a name change, it has been revealed, with previous publisher PLAION also jettisoned.

Following the Lister Storm, further pre-eminent GT cars from the ’00s have been showcased within GTRevival’s game engine.

In the midst of what may go down as ‘sim racing-ageddon-day’, Ian Bell posted some pictures of a 00s GT car.

Two more tracks have been revealed for Straight4 Studios’ upcoming GTRevival sim – Lime Rock Park and Sebring International Raceway.