All modes in Gran Turismo 7 confirmed so far

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Gran Turismo 7 is going to be Polyphony Digital’s biggest game in the series yet with over 400 cars and many modes for you to try. Here’s what PlayStation has listed in its Gran Turismo 7-specific State of Play.

In this mode, you can freely race in 34 locations around the world that contain 97 layouts altogether. They include locations from across the globe like Japan, the U.S., and European countries like the United Kingdom. And in the future, more cars and tracks will be added in future online updates, according to PlayStation. We know the Daytona International Speedway is making its way to the game as well.

There will be a campaign that has you unlocking cars when you finish races. At first, you’ll buy an average car with the credits the game gives you but over time, you’ll earn more viable vehicles for your racing pursuits. You’ll also be tuning and upgrading your rides throughout the adventure. “This is ultimately the classic GP campaign mode, but GT7 has more to offer,” said PlayStation.

You’ll be given a car collection menu while staying at the cafe, and you can complete them by finishing championships and races while exploring the resort. At random points of the game, the car designers will give a presentation on how the vehicles came to be. The State of Play claims that we’ll “get to know the history of the cars and the culture behind them” within this mode.

This mode features a shopping mall that contains completely new cars. From here, you can buy around 300 new car models from over 50 brands around North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region between 2001 and now.

For car enthusiasts, this mode gives a historic context to what you’re riding. Each