Ars technica writes: "Codemasters, the UK-based publisher, has quite a reputation when it comes to driving games. The list is distinguished: Micromachines, Colin McRae Rally, and the TOCA series were all well-received. GRID is the latest in a line that started with TOCA, the official game of the British Touring Car Championship, and it's a game that I started with high hopes.
TOCA 1 and TOCA 2 were conventional enough titles, but the format changed slightly when the series was rebranded as Race Driver and tried to incorporate a measure of RPG flavor into the game. Fans weren't particularly impressed, and Race Driver 2 and 3 minimized this aspect. Race Driver 2 was, in my opinion, an underrated title, and it compared favourably to both Forza and GT4. Race Driver 3 followed with more of the same in 2006, and since then we've had a long, long wait for a next-gen sequel to compete with Forza Motorsport II and GT5 Prologue."
Neil writes: "The month of May is nearly over but as 2021 continues to roll on, the bargains still keep coming. That is no more true than with the variety of discounts, bargains and absolute steals that are present in the latest Xbox Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale with the one running between 25th-31st May 2021 delivering the goods for Xbox 360, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S players. "
The Humble Codemasters Racing ReBundle 2020 just launched today. It features games like F1 2019, Dirt Rally 2.0, GRID, and more.
This month’s Humble Choice features twelve games. The headliners for June are GRID Ultimate Edition, Supraland, and Hellblade Senua’s Sacrifice. New games are added to Humble Choice on the first Friday of every month.
Was surprised to see Hellblade again, they gave it away last year with Humble Monthly
