They’re also beloved by their fans, with many celebrating the second game as a major triumph, and the best of the entire series. While Project Cars and its sequel are only small slices of this history, they represent the talent and technology of their era. Removing games from storefronts has become common over the last few years, largely due to expiring licenses – but occasionally to do with remakes or remasters that obscure video game history. While both games have since been surpassed by the third entry in the series, each has its own merits – and they deserve a longer shelf life before being discarded. Project Cars 2 is just five years old, and the franchise only began in 2015. While the decision is not without precedent, it is unfortunate.
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They will remain purchasable as physical copies, but the digital versions are soon to be locked off. ‘We remain focused on making the best sim racing titles, and as mentioned previously, we look forward to sharing more on the next Slightly Mad project when the time is right.’Īt this stage, there appears to be no workaround planned for the games, with both simply being removed from digital stores.
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