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Project Cars
A racing game's track roster is just as important as its car licenses, and Slightly Mad Studio's Project Cars title pounds the pavement around the world.
Project Cars tracks span the globe at over 30 locations, including many that will be well-known to racers of all stripes.
The game recently suffered another delay, and the new release date for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC versions is in May (with some free make-good DLC). The game is also coming to the Wii U, but it has no release date yet.
For another look at the game's customizable weather in action, take a look at my hands-on time with the game.
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