Gran Turismo 7

Pros

• Exceptional PSVR2 implementation that is described as a 'coolest gaming experience' level of immersion.
• Strong post-launch support with frequent content updates and improvements.
• High level of visual detail in car interiors and overall graphics.
• More accessible and cost-effective entry point into sim racing compared to subscription-based PC titles.
• Excellent career mode and car collection mechanics that appeal to both hardcore and casual fans.

Cons

• Polarizing UI that some users find 'super tedious and slow.'
• Lack of Field of View (FOV) adjustment options, which can be a drawback for serious rig setups.
• Physics can occasionally feel 'hand-holdy,' such as the game automatically bouncing cars off walls.
• VR mode can be nausea-inducing for players who haven't built up their 'VR legs.'

Caveats

• While it is a simulation, it is often positioned as a step below 'hardcore' PC sims like iRacing in terms of pure realism.
• Opinions on the user interface are mixed; while some find it slow, others describe it as pleasant to use.
• Microtransactions exist, though users suggest they are not necessary to enjoy the core game.

Best for

• PSVR2 owners looking for a flagship virtual reality experience.
• Car enthusiasts who enjoy detailed car collecting and 'car culture' presentation.
• Console players who want a polished, standardized racing career.

Avoid if

• You require the extreme physics realism and deep customization of hardcore PC simulators.
• You are highly sensitive to motion sickness in VR.
• You require specific FOV adjustments for a multi-monitor or specialized rig setup.