UPDATE: Changing review to negative because an estimated €700 for the game with all the DLCs is beyond ridiculous.

IRL you can feel what's going on with the car through your bottom. In a sim you can't so unless the force feedback through the wheel is good enough to convey that information you have to drive purely on memorization and repetition. Only the ISI engine based sims Automobilista 1 and especially rFactor 2 have force feedback that's good enough. It's what lets you play with the physics of the car, it's what makes the driving fun.

UPDATE: Changing review to negative because an estimated €700 for the game with all the DLCs is beyond ridiculous. IRL you can feel what's going on with the car through your bottom. In a sim you can't so unless the force feedback through the wheel is good enough to convey that information you have to drive purely on memorization and repetition. Only the ISI engine based sims Automobilista 1 and especially rFactor 2 have force feedback that's good enough. It's what lets you play with the physics of the car, it's what makes the driving fun.