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Polyphony Digital and Sony announced that the closed beta for Gran Turismo Sport will kick off in the United States on March 17. European racers will get to participate in phase two which begins at a later date.
This beta includes a rotating selection of cars and tracks to try out. This also marks the first time that we'll see how the Driver Profile is integrated into the game.
The beta will be a gradual roll out. The beta will only be available to play at certain times during the day. Those times will be announced at a later date. These are the links to sign up for the beta: United States (Phase One) and Europe (Phase Two)
This beta includes a rotating selection of cars and tracks to try out. This also marks the first time that we'll see how the Driver Profile is integrated into the game.
The introduction of Sportsmanship Rating (tracks a player’s behavior and manners on-track) and Driver Rating (represents the overall speed of the player and how well they perform in races) will ensure those that race online will be equally matched, naturally creating a balanced group of competitive drivers for every race.
The beta will be a gradual roll out. The beta will only be available to play at certain times during the day. Those times will be announced at a later date. These are the links to sign up for the beta: United States (Phase One) and Europe (Phase Two)