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GRID Legends delivers thrilling wheel-to-wheel motorsport action. Create dream race events, hop into live races, experience a dramatic virtual production story, and embrace the sensation of spectacular racing.
GRID Legends is a racing, driving and sports game
developed by Codemasters
and published by Electronic Arts.
Released on February 24th 2022 is available only on Windows
in 11 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 3,351 reviews of which 2,504 were positive and 847 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.3 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 11.99€ on Steam with a 80% discount.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: 64-bit Windows 10/11
- Processor: Intel i3 2130, AMD FX4300
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 950, AMD RADEON RX 460
- DirectX: Version 12
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 50 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Soundcard
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None of that open-world drive to your next race stuff. No crashing 100 billboards for achievement points or any such grinding as an excuse to keep you in the game. Instead, you transition directly from intense race to intense race. This intensity grows as the story progresses. The tension between the characters in the story does something for me too... i like it. The game reminds me that i have never played racing games to explore a virtual world. I play them to race. I enjoy the thrill & tension of doing whatever it takes to place 1st. I am a simple man.
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GRID Legends is one of these rare examples of racing games that manage to somewhat capture the energy of the 2000s, though it still has some terrible issues, some carried over from its generic reboot. The undeniably best part of the game is the presentation and the graphics. It runs so buttery smooth, and it looks so beautiful; every single race feels like a true event thanks to the amount of fireworks going off each time you pass a certain section. It truly feels like a celebration and an event, something many racing games unfortunately lack. Even the weather effects are stunning; it's amazing how much they got out of this game. Another big positive is the usage of music for the races, making them much more intense even when you have a big lead. It's stuff like this that forms an identity for a racing game, instead of just doing generic lap races with little to no flair. Sadly, the music is only included in the story mode, so the career goes completely without it. Now, you might be wondering what the difference between the "story mode" and the "career mode" is. Well, to put it bluntly, the story mode has all the heart and soul poured into it. We know racing games lack story, especially track-based ones; however, in this game's special case, there is a proper story with you starting out as a new member in a team and then getting to the top. Yes, that does sound generic, but the way they made actual cutscenes, proper "villains", and story sequences part of the race you're driving is quite exciting. It's such a glow-up compared to the GRID reboot, where you have teams like Ravenwest, but they're just a name and not really a person. Disappointingly, a lot of the story segments feel disjointed and do not care about your performance during the events. Many times you get treated like this mediocre racer who has to start giving his all, and you're like, "What? I've been 1st on every single track." This makes the whole twist even worse, due to this narrative dissonance being a constant throughout the game. If they really wanted to make it believable that Ravenwest is a threat, then perhaps they should make them harder to beat or give them the ability to rubberband, but in the sense that they're always behind you, not that they always pass you. Another issue with the story mode is its short length. You finish it after around 6 hours. This would've been fine for the reboot, due to its sheer lack of variety, but since Grid Legends' strength is the amount of variety, you end up seeing very little of the newly added vehicles and modes. You get to drive around with electric cars that can boost, you have trucks and altered courses with ramps, but you witness almost none of it. To actually enjoy more of the variety, you'd have to play the career mode, which takes all the bad notes from GRID (2019) and then some. Instead of you merely going from event to event, you instead have to level up your car to unlock these. This means that even if you choose to play the same car for the entire event category, they'll still force you to do replays to even get a chance to get to the end. This is one of the worst cases of padding for playtime I've ever seen, and after 30 hours I simply gave up on it. It didn't help either that there was no hype due to the soundtrack missing. It was just plain mindless racing with little to no thought. What makes this even worse is that the career mode lets you run your own team. You'd think this would be like other racing games or older GRID games where you have to choose sponsors and your team partner competently to make as much money as possible. Well, no, it isn't anything like that. You have one single team partner with whom you race, and that dude has a skill tree you can fill out with money. This either allows him to drive better or be more obedient to your commands. I heavily dislike this; it completely misses the point of why this team feature is even a thing. It's supposed to make you choose between relying on yourself, trying to get a strong team partner at the expense of them wanting higher pay, or finding something in the middle, not this; this ignores the risk-reward system in place. In addition to all of this, I still have to mention that a problem from Grid Legends' predecessor still exists in this game. If you didn't enjoy the rather simple-minded, near unmovable AI that only can spin out or flip their car when it's scripted, then you probably won't like it here either; it hasn't changed one bit. Grid Legends is all around a better and more ambitious sequel. It reminds me a lot of Race Driver Grid and Toca Race Driver 3 thanks to the focus on variety and cutscenes that make everything feel a little more special. Unfortunately, we're still many fixes away from the series recovering from its generic reboot. 6/10.
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I have been following the series ever since the first game released in 2008, and it has always been a franchise I truly enjoyed. GRID Legends is easily one of the best racing games I have played recently. The graphics are stunning. The cars and their details, the environments, and everything you look at are genuinely eye pleasing. Especially during night races or in foggy conditions, the atmosphere becomes absolutely captivating. The soundtrack is far better than what you would normally expect from a racing title, featuring several adrenaline-inducing pieces of music that elevate the overall experience. In a racing game, the most important element is the driving feel, and GRID Legends truly excels here. When you switch from one car to another, the difference is immediately noticeable. You have to quickly adapt to each vehicle's speed, grip, and handling characteristics. There is a wide variety of cars, and I genuinely enjoyed driving every single one of them. The tracks are just as impressive, with the developers crafting fast, intense, adrenaline-filled circuits that keep the excitement high. The story mode is decent, but I did not enjoy feeling like a robot simply watching events unfold. It would have been much better if the main character had taken a more active role and actually participated in the narrative with dialogue and real involvement. In general, it's good, but it could have benefitted from a bit more depth. The career mode, on the other hand, is incredible. There is an enormous amount of content. You can unlock new events, acquire new cars, and even complete sponsor challenges that open up special races and unique vehicles. The career mode never seems to run out of things to do, making it one of the strongest parts of the game. As much as I love the main game, I cannot say the same for the DLC. Story mode for the DLC is especially disappointing, filled with awkward cutscenes and uninspired maps. I completed all of them, and compared to the base game, they all feel mediocre at best. In summary, GRID Legends is an amazing racing game, whether you are a longtime fan of the genre or completely new to it. Its stunning graphics, energetic soundtrack, and excellent gameplay come together to create a memorable and thrilling experience
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Awesome game! Now that I'm 43 years old I finally came to the conclusion that I like arcade racing more than I like sim racing. I tried it, with steering wheel and all, liked the so called 'realism'.. it was cool... but I'm tired of it to be honest. This game looks stunning, has a cool and chill vibe and is just a lot of fun. And that's just what gaming is all about, it reminded me of my first racing games as a child, yes on the Commodore 64! but also those first need for speed's on PC, priceless. However nowadays it all became too real and serious. Maybe this sounds like an old man, I'm sorry, but I am. Time is limited with young kids you know and then this is just perfect gaming... ;-)
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Experienced on the Meta Quest 3 You can view my 3D in VR gameplay: https://youtu.be/bp7Im8mqEcE Yes, you can play GRID Legends in 3D in VR using the Geo3D mod by Flugan (search for it). It's completely free and it will let you play DX9, DX10, DX12, OpenGL games in 3D, but it'll mostly work with DX12 games. It will render the game in SBS 3D and then you just need an app that will let you view the 3D content in VR, like Virtual Desktop (Steam version). It will be like playing the game with a big 3D screen in front of you. Playing this Steam version in 3D in VR is better than the Meta Quest stand-alone VR version, even though it's not full VR. The difference in visual fidelity is a night and day difference. It makes you wonder why the devs never considered adding official VR support for PCVR. 3D in VR Rating 9/10. I bought this game! If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator group [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR]Oculus Rift Reviews.
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GRID Legends is currently priced at 11.99€ on Steam.
GRID Legends is currently available at a 80% discount. You can purchase it for 11.99€ on Steam.
GRID Legends received 2,504 positive votes out of a total of 3,351 achieving a rating of 7.26.
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GRID Legends was developed by Codemasters and published by Electronic Arts.
GRID Legends is playable and fully supported on Windows.
GRID Legends is not playable on MacOS.
GRID Legends is not playable on Linux.
GRID Legends offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
GRID Legends offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
There are 7 DLCs available for GRID Legends. Explore additional content available for GRID Legends on Steam.
GRID Legends does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
GRID Legends does not support Steam Remote Play.
GRID Legends is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for GRID Legends.
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Online players
82
Developer
Codemasters
Publisher
Electronic Arts
Release
24 Feb 2022
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