Gran Turismo 7 now available for PS5 players to play in VR mode

The 1.29 patch for Gran Turismo 7 has been released, featuring several significant additions. This includes support for Sony's latest PlayStation VR 2 headset, a formidable new racing AI, a renowned GT track, and five new vehicles. Some players may argue that two of the new cars are the most stunning and stylish ever manufactured.

Gran Turismo 7 1.29 patch is now available 

The latest update to Gran Turismo 7 will allow gamers of the PSVR 2 to play the game with a new level of realism. The VR experience will be compatible with all races and game modes, except for the two-player split-screen mode. Additionally, the game will add a special VR Showroom area in the Garage where players can see the stunning details of car models in various locations and lighting settings.

The update allows players to meet the GT Sophy AI, a superhuman racing artificial intelligence agent that will be available in a game mode called GT Sophy Race Together and exclusive to the PS5 version of Gran Turismo 7.

In this mode, players can race against a series of increasingly difficult AI opponents. They can also compete against the AI in a one-on-one environment with the same car configurations and settings that showcase the AI's superhuman racing skills. The GT Sophy Race Together mode will be presented as a limited-time event from February 21 to the end of March.

The latest update to Gran Turismo 7 also includes the return of a classic racing track called Grand Valley. The track returns to the series with a new look that includes challenging courses and wide environments where the ocean meets the mountains, as well as large bridge and tunnel sections. The game has also added new cars: Honda RA272 '65, Italdesign Exeneo Vision, Citroën DS 21 Pallas '70, and Porsche 911 Carrera RS (901) '73.

Finally, the update adds new features to the Scapes mode and includes support for drift photos. It should be noted that the new patch can be downloaded immediately.