PlayStation 4 decided to give their all in this week's update for car racing game "DriveClub." Think of sizeable 5.75GB update packed with 15 tracks we know from "DriveClub VR" and additional reverse tracks from the existing content. And oh - they are for free.
"DriveClub" isn't all about celebration though, it appears that this could be the final patch for the game. There are sufficient reasons to believe that this is going to be a culmination for one of the most exciting racing game to date, Eurogamer reported. In fact, the patch note reads a complimentary message from developer and a resounding word "farewell."
What could be squeezed from "DriveClub" farewell message is the possibility that there will be no more patch for PlayStation 4 Pro, Game Spot said. Of course, this is logical if this recent update is going to be the final patch. However, everything is not totally in the drainpipe because there is no final confirmation yet.
Who knows if Sony has finally decided to leave behind all the shortfalls of "DriveClub?" In March, the original developer Evolution Studios was padlocked by Sony. Luckily, another Sony group WWS Immersive Technology caught "DriveClub" before it plummets to its demise. WWS Immersive continued working on the title and it became a launch carrier for PlayStation VR last Oct 13th.
Since then, "DriveClub" garnered positive reviews from the gaming community. Others are even expecting that there will be a PlayStation 4 Pro version in 60fps. This craving makes sense because race titles are fast-paced and will look crispier in higher frame rates.
Whatever the final case is for "DriveClub," at least it didn't die a stamping pad's death. It transcended into full-blown racing title with tons of good stuff. And with recent update at hand, gamers had a gist of generosity from the developer. So generous that the file size itself will quantify for several extra hours of final race.
