Slightly Mad Studios have officially revealed the next four tracks that will be part of Project CARS’ initial release next March.
The four newest venues include some of racing’s most famous tracks such as Laguna Seca, Snetterton, the British Donington Park track as well as Le Mans’ Circuit de la Sarthe, the world-famous home of the Le Mans 24 Hours race that will be a cornerstone of Project CARS’ career mode.
Furthermore, the studio has also revealed a list of 3rd party apps that will be supported by the upcoming title. Using the Project CARS Api, these apps have a variety of purposes including second screen functionality or compatibility to external hardware.
Project CARS??will be available for the PC, Sony Playstation 4 and Microsoft Xbox One starting March 17 in the United States and March 20 in Europe, coming both as standard edition as well as being available as??Limited Edition with additional goodies & content.
Project CARS will be sold both as boxed copies available at your favorite retailers as well as via digital distribution on Steam.??More info can be found on the Project CARS website.
The Steam version of Project CARS can be??pre-purchased here, boxed copies are??available here.
