Gran Turismo 7 studio offers free credit pack as apology for state of game
Polyphony Digital president Kazunori Yamauchi promised changes are coming that will make Gran Turismo 7's grind more bearable.
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Polyphony Digital president Kazunori Yamauchi promised changes are coming that will make Gran Turismo 7's grind more bearable.
Gran Turismo 7's next update is bringing some much-needed changes to the PS5 sim racer after player backlash.
In a recently issued apology to the Gran Turismo community, Yamauchi assures to bring fixes with the new updates and offers a million free credits. Users can claim the credits until April 25.
Sony has been in the hotseat this month, with Gran Turismo fans growing increasingly frustrated with the latest entry to the franchise. Most complaints centre around the always-online requirement, microtransactions and low in-game rewards. After becoming the lowest user-rated PlayStation game ever, the team behind GT 7 has promised changes. In a PlayStation blog post, …
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