Engine news and first screenshots

(MST/Speedmaniacs.de) – Straight4 Studios and GIANTS Software recently announced their collaboration on the 2025 release. Racing Simulation Project for Car Racing Announced. It was announced at Gamescom that the two companies have agreed to a long-term technical partnership.

This means that the engine used in the successful Farming Simulator series will also be used in Project Motor Racing. Recently, Straight4 CEO Ian Bell actually owned it. Name of your physics engine and reasons not to use Unreal Engine betrayal.

According to official information, they are working together to integrate the GIANTS engine into Project Motor Racing since 2023. Both studios are in the development phase to improve the engine for sim racing, Gamescom is now available First New Screenshots From Project Motor Racing To see.

The versatile engine of the giants

Developed from the ground up, the GIANTS engine saw the light of day in the first ever farming simulator in 2008. Since then, it has been continuously improved and used on all major platforms, so that today it easily meets the latest technical requirements for PC and console games.

“When we moved to self-publishing in 2021 and published our farming simulator, we made no secret of the fact that we were looking for external titles to integrate into our site,” says Boris Stefan, CEO and Head of Publishing at GIANTS Software. “We found the perfect candidate in Straight4 Studios: a studio that creates top-notch simulations as we do, and a new project from this outstanding studio to enrich our publishing portfolio.”

“Straight4 and GIANTS share deep simulation roots and high production values,” explains Kevin Boland, Chief Digital Officer at Straight4. “Competing in this specialized and technically demanding sim racing genre with Project Motor Racing is a testament to the versatility of the GIANTS engine. We’re confident that farming sim fans and sim racers will benefit from this partnership.”

“Developing a new generation of sim racing games required us to solve some tough questions,” said Ian Bell, CEO of Straight4 Studios. “The most important one was how to balance our advanced physics engine with graphical fidelity. With the GIANTS engine, we have found the solution: a game engine that allows us to build a beautiful simulator while ensuring that frame rates do not suffer.”