As someone who normally lives in the colourful, high‑speed chaos of arcade racers like Forza Horizon, stepping into Project Motor Racing felt a bit like trading a festival wristband for a pit‑lane pass. I went in expecting a stiff, punishing sim that would make me miss rewind buttons and drift zones, and while it is absolutely a sim at heart, I was surprised by how quickly it pulled me in. There’s a seriousness to the way the cars behave, the way the tyres bite or slide, and