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Driveclub
More Driveclub content in December and beyond
"Expect more tracks next year."
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Just weeks ago developer Evolution Studios gave us motorbikes as a free update to the PlayStation 4 exclusive racing game, Driveclub. It was a plesant surprise for fans, the most eager of which endured several delays and a launch plagued by technical issues, and now, game director Paul Rustchynsky has made it clear that the bike update will not be the last one they make:
"Expect new tracks next year", Rustchynsky wrote on Twitter.
On top of that another update is planned for December. This will add wear to tires in longer races, taking the game one step closer to the real thing.
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