Players are no longer limited to picking up box-fresh vehicles from the game’s Brand Central area, as the used car dealership will make a return for GT7.Įxactly how the UCD will work is something that will hopefully be revealed as we approach the game’s launch. We don’t know yet how this will factor into later parts of the game or for more experienced players, but we’ll find out more over the coming weeks. This could mean they buy the cars, or win them as rewards from other races or events, and players receive prizes for completing collections. In something of a return to the days of Gran Turismo being an educational tool, the GT Cafe will provide prompts for players to build collections of vehicles that have cultural significance. According to the game’s official announcement, GT Cafe is a special area where players can get some guidance in the early part of the game. This was first shown back in June 2020, although it’s remained a bit of a mystery until now. It certainly looks like it will be easier to select paint colors. The menu screen adds new areas for decal positioning, on the vehicle windows, and it looks as if players can create their own windscreen banner rather than the small selection of presets in GT Sport.įor the most part the rest of the editor seems pretty familiar, if rejigged a little. There’s also a “low speed” function, which we suspect will slow the controls down to allow for more precise manipulation. GT Sport’s livery editor was one of the game’s best features, and it returns in an upgraded form for GT7.įrom what we can see of the editor controls, there’s new functionality to set precise magnification and rotation values for each decal - allowing for easy duplication and orientation of multiple decals - as well as an opacity slider. It also looks like players can create custom licence plates too. Other GT Auto options include the classic oil change, engine overhaul, and rigidity refresh, which is a pretty firm hint that cars will wear with age just as they did in GT5.

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