Gran Turismo 7 features a more traditional single-player mode than the previous installment, Gran Turismo Sport, exclusively focusing on online multiplayer competition. The game revolves around a world map allowing you to access a variety of activities, and hubs where you can buy new and used cars, upgrade them, and so on.
As you might have read in our Gran Turismo 7 review, GT Café stands out above all. It’s a quite classic campaign, unlocking challenges based on certain car brands and certain tracks, and in the meantime illustrating the technicalities behind a class of vehicles and the history of a brand. The mode is based on Menu Books, like a real Café – but how many of these menus are there in the game, and how long does it take to beat GT Café?
