
Need for Speed: Shift Review — The Franchise Takes the Wheel
Need for Speed: Shift (2009) rebuilt the racing franchise around cockpit realism, g-force physics and a four-tier car ladder, earning 8.1 of 10.


Need for Speed: Shift (2009) rebuilt the racing franchise around cockpit realism, g-force physics and a four-tier car ladder, earning 8.1 of 10.

Project CARS 3 swapped simulation for arcade racing in 2020, and now it's delisted with servers gone. We rate the last game in the series 7.4/10.

Need for Speed: Shift 2 Unleashed review: Slightly Mad Studios' 2011 sim racer on PS3, PC and Xbox 360 scored 8.1/10 for its cockpit feel and split screen.

Project CARS 2 review: Slightly Mad's sim racer packs 189 cars, 140 track layouts, LiveTrack weather and rallycross, scoring 8.4/10.

Project CARS review: Slightly Mad Studios' 2015 racing sim delivers world-class graphics, dynamic weather and deep tuning, but a steep learning curve.
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