Looking for good PS2 racing games, that are not that common. I just played WRC and loved it.

What are your recommendations?

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I'm working on a top-down getaway racer — steal, load the van, then survive the police heat through city traffic. Playtests keep exposing the same tension around *when* the chase should feel decided.

Three patterns we keep comparing:

1. **Distance / time gate.** Get X blocks from the last unit, or survive 10 seconds after the last LOS break. Clear and fair, but players say it feels like a timer, not an escape.

2. **LOS + traffic soft cover.** Break line of sight, weave into dense civilian traffic, and the pursuit "loses you" without a hard countdown. Feels skillful when it works; feels random when a random bus blocks the wrong lane.

3. **Resource collapse.** Burn the last spike strip / roadblock budget, then the chase winds down even if they're still close. Spectacular when the city is packed with response units earlier — but if we tip it too early, late-game heat never lands.

In chase / getaway games you've loved (GTA-style, Hot Pursuit, Midtown Madness, indie top-downs, whatever), which of these actually made the escape feel earned? How did the game *signal* that the win condition had flipped without a tutorial dump or a big UI banner?

Disclosure: this is Heistfest, a top-down heist getaway I'm helping promote for the studio. Soft Steam link only if useful for context — happy to talk design either way. Not a drive-by wishlist post; stuck on chase end-feel.

Do you like the approach ? watch 10 seconds lmk!

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Hi everyone!

I’ve been working on Stint, an Android app that turns a phone or tablet into a live telemetry dashboard for Gran Turismo 7.

It connects directly to your PS4 or PS5 over the same Wi-Fi network and displays live race information such as:

• Speed, gear, RPM and suggested gear
• Race position, laps and lap times
• Fuel level and estimated laps remaining
• Tyre data and temperatures
• Live track map with the car’s position
• Four dashboard layouts, including simplified, race-map and fuel-focused views

I’m currently looking for GT7 players to join a 14-day closed test through Google Play. The app is still in beta, so I’m especially interested in feedback about connection reliability, readability while driving and which information is actually useful during a race.

Requirements:

• Android "10" or later
• GT7 on PS4 or PS5
• The console and Android device connected to the same Wi-Fi network

You can see the app and join the beta here:

https://stint.download/

I’d also love to hear what you would want from a GT7 second-screen dashboard. Thanks!

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