The only racing game I played was Mario Kart, and now that I have a PS4 I'm considering to buy this game.
Is it a "Arcade racing", where you do race after race, increasing the difficulty?
Is there a online mode?
Can I customize my car?
Thank you for your attention!!
The single player game is made up of tours, which are then made up of events where you race at different locations over the world ie Canada, Scotland, and you start off with more slower paced cars like a VW Golf, Mini. The further you progress in the tours the faster the cars get, so hopefully by the time you get there you'll feel reasonably comfortable driving them, the AI also gets better to as you progress, though they can come across as aggressive at times, but I quite like the challenge and each race is winnable.
The actual events within the tour are point to point races, races with laps, drifting event and time trials.
There is a robust online mode as well, where you join created events and it tells you beforehand where the race is taking place, and the types of cars you can use. You can also join a club with up to five other players, which I would recommend as it helps unlock other cars and liveries quicker as well.
Even if you aren't playing against anyone online, there are different challenges that pop up like best corner line, fastest sector etc, and you are always up against the person who has set a better score or time, so there is always a challenge.
In regards to car customisation, it is choosing the livery and colour only, but that is enough to be honest for the type of game it is.
Reading this thread i'll never understand those who can't drive without a driving line.
I'll accept that some corners can be tricky , and even , it's nothing that an accuraccy face-off challenge can't fix , since you learn the tracks by doing those.
Driving line ? what for . i really can't see why one would want one, unless you need an easy mode or want to ignore the learning process that differs from car to car .
I don't ever see why a driving line is required, when the coloured flags do a great job and aren't too intrusive.