Project Motor Racing is now available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. The game comes from Straight4 Studios and GIANTS Software, and it starts strong with 70 cars across 13 classes and 28 tracks available on day one. For a new racing title, this is a big amount of content right from the start.
What makes Project Motor Racing stand out is its full modding support. Modding is usually limited to PC games, but this title brings official mod tools to consoles as well. Players on PlayStation and Xbox can use the UGC Portal and the GIANTS Editor to download and enjoy mods just like PC players. This is a rare step for a racing game, and it could help the game grow faster because the community has the power to add new content.
More tracks, cars, and brands will arrive in future updates, so the game is designed to keep expanding. Straight4 Studios released a launch trailer that shows the tone of the game clearly. It is fast, serious, and focused on the sport itself.
The single-player career mode is described as “survival-style.” It aims to show the real pressure of professional racing. You can rise quickly, but one mistake can destroy your career. This adds a dramatic layer that many racing games avoid, and it could be appealing to players who want something that feels closer to real motorsport.
Ian Bell, the CEO of Straight4 Studios, said that the game was created by people who genuinely love racing. He also mentioned that the community played an important role in shaping the project. You can see that in the modding tools and the long-term vision.
Project Motor Racing also supports NVIDIA DLSS 4 Multi Frame Generation at launch. This is great news for PC players with NVIDIA graphics cards. It means better frame rates and smoother visuals without heavy performance costs.
GIANTS Software’s head of publishing, Boris Stefan, said that the goal is to build a racing platform that grows and evolves with help from the modding community. He noted that this release is “just the starting grid,” suggesting that the developers see this as a long-term project, not a one-time release.
Project Motor Racing enters a competitive space, but its combination of realism, strong content at launch, community-driven modding, and next-gen performance features makes it stand out. If the studio keeps expanding the game as promised, it has a real chance to become a major name in the racing genre.
The game is available now on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.
