The Grand Tour Game: Episodic racing game from Amazon Game Studios – Xbox One | PS4
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2018 1:15 pm
Thought I'd start a topic, as I couldn't see one.
Trailer here:
Official announcement:
No date as yet, but presumably 2019?
Hmm, not convinced I have to say, but it's early days. When I read the headline I hoped it would be one of the British racing studios rather than a relatively unproven developer.
AGS did hire Craig Sullivan, who worked on Burnout, Black and Need for Speed at Criterion, as creative director in 2017 so that's a cause for optimism at least.
Trailer here:
Official announcement:
Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) today announced that Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May are bringing high-jinks and hot laps to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in The Grand Tour Game, an episodic racing game based on the hit Prime Original series, The Grand Tour. Created by Amazon Game Studios, The Grand Tour Game transports players to exotic locations, where they'll drive the world's most interesting cars, and participate in the show's outrageous challenges. New episodes of The Grand Tour Game will be added weekly during Season 3 of the show, capturing cars, locations, and surprises from each week's episode. Visit www.playthegrandtourgame.com for more information.
The Grand Tour Game puts players behind the wheel of the cars from Season 3, and brings them to the iconic locations the hosts will visit this season, including The Grand Tour's signature Eboladrome test track. Featuring seamless transitions from clips of the show to gameplay, plus hours of original voice acting from Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May, The Grand Tour Game is infused with the show's trademark humour and banter.
No date as yet, but presumably 2019?
Hmm, not convinced I have to say, but it's early days. When I read the headline I hoped it would be one of the British racing studios rather than a relatively unproven developer.
AGS did hire Craig Sullivan, who worked on Burnout, Black and Need for Speed at Criterion, as creative director in 2017 so that's a cause for optimism at least.
