Driveclub
Visitors play "Driveclub" with a PlayStation 4 at the Sony exhibition stand during the Gamescom 2013 in Cologne August 21, 2013. Reuters/Ina Fassbender

Developer Evolution Studios recently released an update for its racing game, “Driveclub.” The new update fixes user-reported issues and adds new features as well as a new lobby for those aching to race with someone in particular.

The director of “Driveclub” Paul Rustchynsky originally tweeted that the new update will be released after Nov. 8. However, the community manager of Evolution Studios tweeted that the update will be made available to consoles earlier than expected. He also detailed the content of the update, which are as follows:

  • "Private lobbies have been introduced to multiplayer, to play custom games with your friends online competitively or for fun
  • Private lobbies include a wide range of customisable options and modifiers for things like; Grid Position, vehicle collisions, drafting, gear changes, camera perspective, and more
  • Introduces a new multiplayer accolade. Earn fame rewards for playing online via the event browser or with your friends in Private Lobbies
  • The Club level cap has raised from 50 to 55, with a new reward to unlock at level 55
  • Elite Driver levels 76-80 have been added, with a new reward to unlock at each level
  • Elite Driver level challenges can now be played directly via a new option in your driver profile
  • A new in-game store has been added to make finding add-ons for Driveclub much easier
  • Adds a steering wheel profile for Bikes and introduces look left and right on the steering wheel directional pad for cars
  • Two new sprint tracks for Glenmorgam (India) and Chungara Lake (Chile)
  • An adjustable Braking Assist is now available to aid those less familiar with the tracks, generally helping make the game easier for novice drivers
  • Includes general improvements for game performance, stability and usability"

The update comes just a few days after the launch of “Driveclub Bikes,” which can be bought as a standalone title or expansion for the base game, PlayStation Lifestyle reports. The expansion will allow players to race on the 78 tracks from “Driveclub” using a slew of motorbikes.

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