My First Gran Turismo (known as はじめてのグランツーリスモ, Hajimete no Gran Turismo in Japanese) is a post-release demo version of Gran Turismo 7, released on December 6, 2024 as part of the 30th anniversary of the PlayStation video game console. It is available for free for all PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 owners.
The demo, which aims to attract a new group of players of all skill levels, contains some of the cars, tracks and race events included in Gran Turismo 7, with the focus on evoking the nostalgia and excitement of the very first GT experience. There are no trophies in this game.
At the 2024 Gran Turismo World Series World Finals, series producer Kazunori Yamauchi revealed plans about expanding the demo's content over time. It is unknown what these updates would encompass.[1]
Game modes[]
- License Center: Complete various challenges and improve your driving skills.
- Music Rally: A game mode that lets players experience thrilling races set to music.
- Races: Three race events on different tracks with different cars. Enter a car from your collection.
- Time Trials: Compete for the best lap with an assigned car.
- Practice Runs: Race on your favourite tracks with cars from your collection.
Playable content[]
Cars[]
18 cars are playable in the demo, which are pre-tuned by the demo (the demo also includes some cars only usable in license tests or by the opponent):
Achieving 100% completion in the demo will allow the player to transfer these cars in the full version of Gran Turismo 7.[2] These cars arrive as fixed car tickets in the Gifts portion of the player's garage, have zero mileage (for cars that are obtained from the Used or Legend Car Dealerships) and can be sold once obtained and claimed. Players have until December 6, 2027, to claim their tickets. Some of these cars may help complete the first 39 GT Café Menu Books.
Tracks[]
Three tracks are playable:
Trivia[]
- This is the first time a post-release demo was released since the manufacturer-specific demos in the lead up to Gran Turismo Concept to or after the release of Gran Turismo 4, such as the Mazda MX-5 Edition.
- The Free Practice track image for Kyoto Driving Park depicts the Yamagiwa layout, which is not present in the demo.
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