Gran Turismo Sport Free Demo Release Date Confirmed
Gran Turismo fans have something great to look forward to next week. Now that the final countdown to the launch of GT Sport has begun, Sony is looking to create hype for this title by launching a free demo. It has confirmed the Gran Turismo Sport free demo release date today. The demo will be live for four days and it will be available via the PlayStation Store.
The Gran Turismo Sport free demo will provide players with an in-depth look at the title’s new features. They will have the option to experience the Sport, Campaign, or Arcade mode. The demo even provides access to new features like Scapes Photography and Custom Livery Editor.
Sport mode pushes players to achieve their fastest lap times. It will be an all-out battle against other drivers at the end of each qualifying session. The matchmaking system ensures that players are competing with drivers that have similar performance abilities.
In Campaign mode, they can put their driving skills to the test in different missions, challenges, and circuit experiences. The Arcade mode offers a wide variety of cars that can be raced on three pre-selected circuit configurations.
Sony has confirmed today that the Gran Turismo Sport free demo release date is October 9th. The demo will run through October 12th.
PlayStation Plus members will be able to pre-load the demo starting October 7th at 8 am PT. All in-game earned credit up to $1MM and unlocked vehicles will be transferable to the full game when it’s released on October 17th.
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