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Racing smash hit Project CARS coming to mobile

By Cosmin Vasile

Published: May 17, 2018, 6:43 AM

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Racing smash hit Project CARS coming to mobile

Crazy popular racing game Project CARS will soon be ported to mobile devices, publisher Bandai NAMCO announced recently. The PC and console games was developed by Slightly Mad studio, but the folks over at Gamevil have been co-opted into the project for the mobile release.

According to Gamevil USA president, Kyu Lee, the game will include a wide range of licensed vehicles, as well as lots of customization options.

We are excited to work with Slightly Mad Studios to bring Project CARS GO to mobile racing fans around the world. Project CARS GO will feature a host of licensed vehicles and deep car customization options that will bring the authenticity and feel of Project CARS to mobile devices.

The PC version of the game is very much known for its realistic gameplay, but it's unlikely that developers will be able to imprint the same level of accuracy. Although the game was announced today, Bandai NAMCO has yet to give it a launch time frame, so we'll most likely hear more about Project CARS Go in the coming months.

Project CARS GO

source: Bandai NAMCO

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