GRID Legends is out today and we have a verdict to share for those who are interested and haven't been able to try the game via EA Play. No need to read today, we're offering you another video review with footage recorded on Xbox Series X. Enjoy!

GRID Legends is now available to all EA Play subscribers so we took this opportunity to capture some PC footage with max settings. We recorded the two races at 120 fps but the game was actually running at around 80/90 fps in 1440p. To see this, you'll have to download the file though, as our stream is limited to 60 fps. As for our final verdict, you'll have to wait until the end of the week when the embargo lifts. By then, we should have a video review of the Xbox Series X version up for you. For now, enjoy the following footage!

GRID Legends is back with another video showcasing this time on the career mode entitled Driven to Glory. We're given no less than 40 minutes of gameplay, still in YouTube quality, though this time the video is 4K at least. The game will ship on Xbox Playstation and PC on February 25, yet another proof that next month is going to be very busy in terms of new releases.

GRID Legends was announced last July but we hadn't heard from the game since then. Some gameplay footage was premiered last week but we totally missed it. Here's the YouTube version of the video which came out. Let's hope the series will manage to bring back the series to where it used to back bacck when the first episode becaùe available, something like thirteen years ago now...

Codemasters and Electronic Arts today announced GRID Legends, a driving experience that combines motorsport action, race variety and an immersive story that puts the player at the heart of the action. GRID Legends will be released in 2022 on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5, alongside PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.