Project Cars 2 releases Thursday . i don't know whether this is often intentional this is, but Microsoft conveniently pushed a Forza Motorsport 7 demo to Windows 10 store today. If you're expecting to make some laps in Forza before committing (or not satisfying you committing) to your Project CARS 2 purchase, now's your chance.

The demo covers three races. Out of your announcement:

"Drive the Forza Motorsport 7 cover car-the Porsche 911 GT2 RS-to the brand-new Dubai circuit and the newest thrill of navigating the Jebel Hafeet Pass, one of many famous driving roads worldwide. Or, pilot the larger Mercedes-Benz Tankpool racing truck to victory inside the high-speed Mugello circuit in Italy.

For drivers who crave greatest test, the Nissan NISMO GT-R LM can be contacted for just a race for the Nürburgring Grand Prix circuit. Racing through rainstorms laced with thunder and lightning create a visual showcase enchanting a challenge like every other - where dynamic puddles grow and shrink utilizing the intensity of the rain."

I had some hands-on time this particular exact demo on an Xbox One X recently and it's certainly visually impressive, particularly that Nürburgring race. And while Forza Motorsport 7 runs at 4K and 60 frames per second within the Xbox One X, it's safe to say shouldn't look much better over a high-end gaming PC. The game's an Xbox Play Anywhere title, meaning that the highest quality it on Xbox One you'll then play it on PC too, and viceversa.

Those visuals will cost you, though. I appreciate Microsoft putting out a demo-that's a rarity these days-but did the demo really need to be almost 25GB? That's bigger than most entire games 5yrs ago, and nearly a quarter of an full Forza 7's reputed 100 GB install.

Anyway, I'll must spend more time having the finished game before passing any a type of verdict on the driving itself. If you'd like cause snap judgments though to increase Forza Motorsport 7's October 3 release one can find the demo over here. Don't spin out.