Codemasters just revealed today that GRID - one of their most popular game series - is now on the way of starting a new adventure when it comes on September 13, 2019, to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Windows PC.
The fourth game in the franchise, titled GRID, offers a fresh experience on wheel racing action and tense racing routes stretches over 4 continents on the streets of the world's most famous cities. Make your own decision from a wide range of car types: GT, Stock, Touring, Super-Modified, Muscle and more, along with race types of Street Racing, Circuit, Hot Laps, Ovals, Point-to-point, and World Time Attack.
GRID is perfectly balanced, has a system full of risks and also rewards for each kind of racer. Controlling is extraordinarily smooth with a learning system that is really attractive not only to typical arcade players but also to simulation gamers. As you find yourself emerged into the game, rewards will be given out as player cards, liveries, achievements, teammates and driving titles.
The advancement on AI players makes the actual drivers have to play with their best to be a winner of the GRID World Series Championship. Car damage now has a real negative impact on your vehicle’s performance and control, and facing the same opponent too many times may turn him into the nemesis that will be determined to defeat you at any cost.
As one of the modern world’s most noteworthy ever drivers at F1, Stock Racing and Endurance, Fernando Alonso is now in a Race Consultant contract with the studio and shows up in the game. Players can anticipate several occasions facing Alonso’s Esports driving team “FA Racing”, through a few classes of racing before encountering the former World Champion with notorious Renault R26 F1 of his, in the final showdown.
“Having competed across F1, Endurance and Stock Racing, GRID is the perfect game for me and I’m delighted the studio has added both myself and my racing team into the game. GRID offers so much variety and I welcome the challenge when players get to line-up against me,” said Fernando Alonso.
Confusing name aside, GRID appears to feature everything that made the title unique. It has a wide array of vehicles both new and old. Some pictures above have proven it, demonstrating new Trans-Am series Camaros alongside vintage versions, as well as VW GTI touring cars and a Ferrari 488 race car. The racing will be highly varied, too, with different classes of vehicles, circuit and point-to-point races on race tracks and on streets. The San Francisco course shown above looks particularly fun.
Confusing name aside, GRID seems to have all of the necessary material that made the initial games unique. With a wide range of cars, both new and old, the game itself looks so promising. You can see in the screen captures above the new Trans Am series Camaros alongside vintage versions, as well as a Ferrari 488 race car and VW GTI touring cars. The racing will be surprisingly varied, too, with many kinds of vehicles, point-to-point and circuit races on streets and race tracks.
GRID and GRID Ultimate Edition (early access) are now ready to be pre-ordered. The Ultimate Edition will include Season 1-3 content. Stay tuned, we will keep you updated!
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