Where did it go WRONG with Project Motor Racing? Turbulent Launch Explained by The Creators
The Traxion Control Sim Racing PodcastShow Notes
Project Motor Racing’s launch was… sub-optimal, to be kind. Graphics issues, strange collisions, unreliable multiplayer and an uninspired career mode were layered over inconsistent driving dynamics.
A hot mess, Traxion delivered a 5/10 verdict.
Since then, however, a spate of patches, updates and hotfixes have tried to quell our concerns, and later this month, a ‘Patch 2.0’ will be released.
To understand what went wrong, and what the future holds, here’s a frank interview with Kevin Boland, Founder and Chief Development Officer at PMR creator Straight4 Studios.
Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
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