Polyphony Digital is rolling out a major update for Gran Turismo 7, dubbed "Spec IV," which introduces two new courses, 12 additional cars, and a fresh "Family Mode," according to Japanese outlet GAME Watch.
The announcement was made during Sony's latest State of Play presentation, as reported by GAME Watch. The Spec IV update appears to be a substantial content drop for the racing simulator, expanding both the track roster and the vehicle garage with a dozen new cars for players to collect and drive.
Beyond the new courses and cars, the update introduces "Family Mode," a new gameplay option. While GAME Watch did not provide specific details on how this mode functions, its inclusion suggests a more accessible or casual-oriented way to play, potentially aimed at younger players or those new to the series. The name indicates a focus on shared or simplified racing experiences.
This update continues the pattern of ongoing post-launch support for Gran Turismo 7, which has received numerous patches and content additions since its release. The Spec IV update, with its mix of new tracks, a sizable car list, and a unique mode, appears designed to appeal to both veteran racers and a broader audience.
The full scope of the Spec IV update, including the names of the two courses and the specific models of the 12 cars, has yet to be detailed by GAME Watch. Players can likely expect more information from Polyphony Digital in the lead-up to the update's release.
Watch for official confirmation from the developer on the exact tracks, car list, and a release date for the Spec IV update.
