Gran Turismo 7 if you want a career and a collection, Forza Motorsport if you want to race. GT7's cafe progression, licence tests and car culture give it far more single-player shape. Forza's practice-and-qualify structure and its car-by-car upgrade progression are built around the race weekend.
Both are simulation-leaning circuit racers with deep tuning, wheel support and a long tail of content.
Licence tests, the cafe menus and the used car market give it a real spine, and the photo mode and car history are unmatched. PlayStation only.
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Tyre and fuel modelling, practice sessions and a car-levelling system that makes you drive each one to improve it. Xbox and PC, and on Game Pass.
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Gran Turismo 7 if you want a career and a collection, Forza Motorsport if you want to race. GT7's cafe progression, licence tests and car culture give it far more single-player shape. Forza's practice-and-qualify structure and its car-by-car upgrade progression are built around the race weekend.
Better is the wrong question for these two — they are close enough that the answer depends on what you want from the next twenty hours. Pick Gran Turismo 7 if you want to collect and progress. Pick Forza Motorsport if you want the racing itself.
No. There are no scores anywhere on this page. This is a written opinion about what each game is for, so you can judge whether it matches what you are after.