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Project Cars
The team at Slightly Mad Studios is throwing a few features into Project Cars to make players panic in the pole position. The Halloween trailer shows off more dangerous conditions and night driving.
Driving in a GT race must be scary in itself, but Halloween’s the time to make everything more terrifying. The severe weather conditions shown in the trailer below, like slick pavement and limited visibility, should spook players into exercising a bit more care on the track – or at least into gripping their controllers a little tighter.
Project Cars will be released on March 17 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, with the WiiU version following later in 2015.
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