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As well as the career mode, Project CARS will also feature an extensive solo mode. Playing here won’t affect your career progress, and everything the game has to offer will be available to you. Cut your teeth in practice mode, a laid back session of unlimited length on any track you wish with any car you desire. Get experience and learn the track, feel it get grippier as your tires lay rubber onto the track. Give yourself a challenge with a thunderstorm at midnight, ragging a thoroughbred race machine through any of the 40+ locations around the world. Crank up the time acceleration to 240x and watch an entire day/night cycle pass you by in 6 minutes, Season mode will give you dedicated events to drive with, ranging from minor trackdays to the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Your pit engineer will help you deal with the environmental changes as well as when your brakes or tyres are overheating, when you’re gaining/losing on an opponent and other race related information (he’ll be present in every mode ) and compete against fierce AI for points and glory. Quick Race Weekend is where you have complete control. Set the weather, time of day, amount of cars on track (up to 64 on PC, more than 16 on console) and all the other options available to you to get the perfect racing experience. Make a quick 1-2 lap frenzy or go all out with full pre race practice sessions, qualifying and a 2 race setup. Take the GT3 cars out for an endurance race around the Green Hell or get technical with some Caterham Classics on one of the four kart tracks(not including different layouts). Project CARS will be released in November 2014 on PC, Xbox One, PS4 and WiiU -Hobbs