After a rocky start (and some questionable post-launch decisions), Gran Turismo 7 is thriving as Sony’s premiere racing simulator. Like previous entries in the series, Gran Turismo 7 is an authentic and richly detailed dive into the world of motorsport, one where you go from rookie sensation to legendary driver across multiple global circuits.
With a film adaptation on the way from District 9 director Neill Blomkamp, now is a great time to strap in and put the pedal to the metal in some of the most glorious cars to ever roll out of a factory. Over on Amazon, you can get $20 off of the PS5 and PS4 retail price, as well as a $30 discount on the 25th Anniversary Edition.
- PS5 – $50 (
$70) - PS4 – $40 (
$60) - 25th Anniversary Edition – $70 (
$100)
In GameSpot’s Gran Turismo 7 review, Alex Goy scored it 8/10. He said, “Gran Turismo 7 isn’t a departure, but rather a newer, shinier GT game. Its physics model is accurate, and while the racing can be formulaic it’s always a giggle. The attempt at humanity is a bit cringe, the lack of up-to-date cars seems like an open goal missed, and the game may not have changed drastically, but that’s not the worst thing in the world. There are medals to claim, cars to collect, and people on the internet to embarrass around Goodwood, the ‘Ring, or, well, anywhere really. PlayStation petrolheads are in for a good time.”
This isn’t the only discount that you’ll see on PlayStation games today, as Horizon Forbidden West has a similar deal, Kena: Bridge of Spirits Deluxe Edition is just $33, and Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection is down to just $30. Outside of Sony’s platform, you can also click through for more Xbox deals, savings on several Nintendo Switch games, and a round-up of the best Prime Day gaming deals.
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