While the game already allows you to upgrade road cars into race machines (similar to the in Need for Speed: Shift ), it lacks the deep simulation DNA that defined its predecessors. The Concept: "Living Heritage" Mode
One interesting feature that could have saved —which many fans felt strayed too far into "arcade" territory—is a "Living Heritage" Tuning Mode .
This feature would bridge the gap between the game's new "sim-cade" accessibility and the hardcore simulation roots fans missed. Project Cars 3: Is It Really That Bad?