Gran Turismo 7's Photo Mode Gives Players Tons of Options to Tweak

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Gran Turismo 7 is coming out in exactly one month, and it seems like the level of excitement from fans is way higher than for previous games. It marks Sony’s excellent beginning to 2022, with Horizon Forbidden West also scheduled to release in just a few weeks.

Sony had recently hosted a State of Play event for Gran Turismo 7. The over 30-minute-long video showed a lot of gameplay footage from GT7, and Director Kazunori Yamauchi stated that it is the most complete game in the Gran Turismo series. GT7 looks gorgeous, and many fans have commented on the stunning attention to detail. The video also discussed various other features coming to Gran Turismo 7, one of them being an extremely impressive photo mode.

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Photo mode in Gran Turismo 7 is known as Scapes, and fans can find this section towards the end of the State of Play showcase. Players will be able to place their favorite car in a wide variety of shots from all around the world. Then, users can fully customize every aspect of the scene and create breathtaking pictures that are mostly impossible in real life. Players can also take pictures from their races and similarly customize the shot using GT7’s impressive tool-set.

While photo mode has been present in games for years now, Scapes in Gran Turismo 7 goes above and beyond. The images developed during the video do not seem all that difficult to create, which also highlights the user-friendly nature of Gran Turismo 7’s UI. It will not be surprising to see fans spend tens of hours in this mode and try out its various aspects. Polyphony Digital added as many features as possible, and it will perhaps set a new standard for photo mode.

Despite there being rumors