GRID Legends Make enemies, then beat them

Driven to Glory puts you in a rookie seat at the back of the grid, with the cameras rolling. The cutscenes use live actors against digital sets, so the story plays out like a series you watch between races, complete with villains you will love to beat. You climb from underdog to contender while the drama escalates around you, and the races themselves carry the tension: the soundtrack swells as you fight for position, and every overpass of a grandstand feels like an event. The story runs about ten hours, and the writing is a highlight, a knowing take on motorsport behind the scenes. It gives the racing stakes, which most track racers never bother with.

The Nemesis system is the heart of it. Hit a rival too often and they mark you: they drive harder and start hunting you down. It cuts both ways, because you can push your own Nemesis on the track and settle scores lap after lap. Races are built for contact, with demolition derby events, boost races and the return of Drift alongside classic circuit racing. Weather changes how it all plays out: rain slicks the night circuits, snow affects your grip, and the lighting makes every race look like a broadcast. Up to 22 cars can share the grid online with cross-platform play, so you can defeat your friends again and again, and the game encourages you to never let them forget it.