Project CARS GO

Ian Bell, CEO of Slightly Mad Studios (SMS), has announced he is leaving the company. This comes just a day after SMS’s Project CARS GO – the free-to-play smartphone game – was cancelled.  In a tweet, the SMS head said: “SMS began as a mad dream by a bunch of ambitious racing fans in a bedsit back in the late-90s. With the studio’s future…Continue reading “Project CARS GO cancelled, Ian Bell leaves Slightly Mad Studios”»

There’s some Project CARS GO news that’s come across my desk today. The mobile edition of Project CARS is now at version 2.0, and with that comes with some new content and features.  New content includes new cars, and there are four of them in this new mobile build. At different tiers listed below, players…Continue reading “Project CARS GO unloads v2.0 with four new cars”»

Do you have an Apple or Android smartphone? Do you get bored on journeys or when the TV is occupied by another? Are you hankering after a one-touch racer that’s a spin off from a once ascending racing series? Then you’re in luck, as Project CARS GO is now available. The game is a collaboration…Continue reading “Mobile racer Project CARS GO is now available”»

Oh, Project CARS, has it come to this? At least, unlike Project CARS 3, the mobile spin-off is clear in its intentions from the off with the ‘GO’ subtitle. A simulator, this is not. But who knows, that might be okay for a quick game on the subway commute or the flight to a meeting…Continue reading “Mobile game Project CARS GO now available for pre-register”»