It is the game you play with a controller on your couch after a long day at work. You don't want to tweak tire pressures; you want to slide a Ford Mustang through a hairpin at 90mph while trading paint with a BMW.
However, if you miss the days of Burnout Paradise or the original Need for Speed: Most Wanted , and you want something with a bit more weight and respect for racing lines— Grid 2 -
Back in 2013, Codemasters tried something bold with . They burned the rulebook, threw away the cockpit view, and focused entirely on one thing: making driving feel alive. It is the game you play with a
Codemasters removed the cockpit camera entirely (a controversial move at the time) to push you closer to the action. The cars have a heavy, weighty slide to them. You don't brake for corners so much as you tame the car through them. It is slippery. It is chaotic. But once you learn to stop fighting the oversteer and start surfing it, the game becomes a symphony of controlled aggression. Forget a cheesy "from rags to riches" story. Grid 2 introduces you to the World Series Racing, a league designed to bring racing to the American market. You aren't just a driver; you are a brand. They burned the rulebook, threw away the cockpit