The "twitchiness" of the first game is largely gone, offering a more predictable and manageable experience whether using a steering wheel or a gamepad.
While a wheel is still recommended for the best immersion and precision, reviewers from IGN and Console Creatures note it is much more playable on a controller than the original.
Released in 2017 by Slightly Mad Studios, is a massive, ambitious racing simulator that significantly improves upon its predecessor's handling and scope. While it was delisted from digital stores in late 2022 due to expiring licenses, it remains a highly-regarded title for those who own it or can find physical copies. The Driving Experience
The core of Project CARS 2 is its overhauled tire and physics model.
A "Race Engineer" feature allows you to describe car behavior (e.g., "it's sliding too much") to receive automatic tuning suggestions. Project CARS 2 Review - IGN