Gran Turismo 7

Back to basics

Released on 4 March 2022 on PS5 and PS4, Gran Turismo 7 brings back the single-player career of the early games: buying, tuning and collecting cars, earning licences and racing, while keeping GT Sport's online modes. It celebrates car culture through its café, museums and many tracks.

What the press says

On PS5, Push Square (9/10) praises a sublime driving experience, a big single-player campaign, a smart approach to multiplayer, outstanding haptic feedback, lightning-fast loading and great weather effects, with only a slow main menu and some random elements as downsides. GamesRadar+ (4.5/5) lauds high-quality driving physics and a huge single-player offering, but finds single-player races more like OutRun than F1 and the PP balancing imperfect. VGC (3/5) likes the responsive driving and incredible visuals, but criticises clunky menus, terrible progression and dull history lectures.

Editions and prices

Checked on 12 November 2026, with no sale: on the PlayStation Store the game costs €79.99 on PS5 and €69.99 on PS4, and the PS5 25th Anniversary Digital Deluxe Edition costs €99.99. Credit packs sold separately are not counted.

Who is it for?

Car enthusiasts and sim fans who enjoy collecting and precise driving. Players in a hurry or who dislike menus may find progression slow.

Press average

The score block above shows the press average calculated from original reviews of the PS5 version, checked on 12 November 2026: Push Square 9/10, GamesRadar+ 4.5/5 and VGC 3/5. Each score is converted to /20 and averaged with equal weight. The PS4 version is not covered. This summary is not a hands-on review.