Grid
About the Game
The heart of GRID is the career-mode called GRID World. Divided into the three regions USA, Europe and Japan, players has to earn money and prestige points to move up into a higher license category which then gives him access to more and harder racing events. These events are divided into categories like normal races, Drift-events, Destruction Derbies and even the famous 24 hours race in Le Mans. But of course not every car is suitable for every event so there are several different series to chose from.
Gameplay & Core Systems
So while players drives a tuned car for the Drift- or Racing-events in Japan, muscle cars await him in for the Destruction Derbies in the USA or Formel 3000 racers in Europe. Of course players needs to buy the suitable car first before he can enter a tournament. To earn the money to buy a car for a event, players can complete so-called Driver Offers. These are offers by other racing teams to take part in an event and see it through. But there are also bonus objectives like "Finish before Team Top Secret" which grant players additional cash if he successfully completes them.
Standout Features
- But of course not every car is suitable for every event so there are several different series to chose from.
- Of course players needs to buy the suitable car first before he can enter a tournament.
- There he can decide if he wants to buy a brand new car or go over to eBay Motors and look for a solid used car which of course cost less but has already seen some crashes and might not provide the best possible performance.
- Driver Offers: To earn the money to buy a car for a event, players can complete so-called Driver Offers.
- Finish: But there are also bonus objectives like "Finish before Team Top Secret" which grant players additional cash if he successfully completes them.
- Driver Offers: Of course tournaments give way more points than completing Driver Offers but players can also get a few more points by adjusting the realism settings before the race.
- If players for example drifts out into the gravel pit, he can activate the instant replay, rewind time a little bit and then immediately reenter the race at that point and try to avoid the crash.
- Divided into the three regions USA, Europe and Japan, players has to earn money and prestige points to move up into a higher license category which then gives him access to more and harder racing events.
Modes & Ways to Play
Of course players needs to buy the suitable car first before he can enter a tournament. Of course tournaments give way more points than completing Driver Offers but players can also get a few more points by adjusting the realism settings before the race.
Player support includes Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS).
Presentation & Atmosphere
Of course tournaments give way more points than completing Driver Offers but players can also get a few more points by adjusting the realism settings before the race. These settings include things like a difficulty level, traction assistant or how many flashbacks players has available during a race.
Display support includes HDTV 720p, HDTV 1080i, HDTV 1080p, and Widescreen (16 x 9). Audio support includes Custom Soundtracks and Dolby Digital.