Project CARS – Pagani Edition’ Free Game Screams Onto Steam

What do you get when you integrate five of the world’s most desirable hypercars into the world’s most advanced VR racing simulator? Find out for yourself by heading off to Steam and downloading your free version of ‘Project CARS – Pagani Edition’.

This PC-only game has been built around Project CARS and is the result of a special collaboration with legendary Italian car-maker Pagani Automobili. ​



Designed to showcase both the very best examples of Pagani’s eponymous supercars along with the world-class technology that underpins Project CARS, ‘Project CARS – Pagani Edition’ is an invitation to encounter the digital integration of high-octane hypercars with cutting-edge racing-simulator technology.

Horacio Pagani, Founder and Chief Designer of Pagani Automobili: “I’ve always been thrilled by videogames, and Project CARS sums all the things that I love about cars: the passion and the experience. I’m proud and honored to see the Project CARS – Pagani Edition, and I hope all our fans all over the world enjoy the possibility to drive our creations, especially the new Pagani Huayra BC.”

Featuring the Pagani Huayra, Huayra BC, Zonda Cinque, Zonda R, and Zonda Revolucion, ‘Project CARS – Pagani Edition’ has been specifically designed to run on the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, and offers both car and motorsport aficionados the last word in state-of-the-art simulation.
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You can race your Paganis on three tracks—the Nürburgring and Nordschleife combo, Monza GP, and Azure Coast—and in two game modes. The game features full VR support on both Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, as well as support for 4K screens and traditional displays.

​Project CARS – Pagani Edition’ is available exclusively as a free digital download via Steam starting October 28th, 2016.

The funny thing is the first time I had one of these I didn't realise they were supposed to eaten hot ha
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Anyhoo, cheers, was not aware of this one and Steam only decided to let me know of the other 8 bits of crap I wasn't interested in despite having Project Cars on my wishlist for God knows how long... 'go figure', as they say.

Excellent cheers

Sweet. Let's see if Forza 6 ever gets released on Steam.

Is the Windows Store really doing that well for Microsoft?

The Windows Phone series are like dead in the water and Windows Store probably isn't too far off either.

I don't think it matters how well the store is doing, it's fully integrated now into Windows with the Xbox app and it's clearly not going anywhere. It's a universal platform running across multiple Microsoft hardware. Microsoft have basically said everything from this point on Xbox One for them will be play anywhere. Presumably that program won't die so quickly.

Play Anywhere actually works well already, considering it's less than a couple months old. There have been a few store download glitches apparently patched, but the transition between console and PC version is seamless and immediate.

Fair enough. Microsoft will try to stick to the Windows Store as much as possible.

Thanks for the tip, look forward to trying the game out

I bought grid 2 to be my driving game, but I found it infuriating. I would give this a go. My broadband is not that quick though. I see that this is a 25gb download. I have noticed that actual downloads from steam tend to be less than the stated amount. If anyone has partaken of this, did you notice how big the download was? Thanks