Project Cars

Slightly Mad Studios founder and former CEO Ian Bell has disclosed that the maligned Project CARS 3 could have had a different name, which could have more clearly signposted the game’s intent.

This video explains why we think Electronic Arts didn’t see a future in the sim racing title Project CARS and promptly cancelled the fourth instalment.

Ian Bell, the founder of Slightly Mad Studios, is aiming to hire former Project CARS employees to work on his upcoming GTR Revival project.

It’s time to say goodbye to the Project CARS series, as an upcoming sequel and the franchise have been quietly culled by EA.

The first two iterations of Project CARS From Slightly Mad Studios are set to be delisted for sale starting next month due to expiring licenses.

With the 24 Hours of Le Mans taking place this weekend, we take a look back on some of the most iconic and storied cars you can race at home.

Slightly Mad Studios founder and former CEO, Ian Bell, has taken to Twitter to speak about Project CARS 4 once again.

So, you’ve been nice to yourself this Christmas and bought a shiny new VR headset. You’ve heard the positives and negatives – more immersion vs motion sickness – and now you’re looking for some awesome sim racing experiences to blow you away. Well, we’re here to help, and the following is a list of what…Continue reading “The best PC VR racing games”»

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”»