GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition is hitting Android this December! Feral Interactive is bringing Codemasters' acclaimed racing title to mobile. Pre-registration is open on Google Play – the race is on!
Experience GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition's stunning visuals, dynamic weather effects, and diverse terrains on your Android device. From bright sunshine to torrential downpours, expect unpredictable and exciting races. The game masterfully blends arcade-style racing with realistic simulation controls.
Choose from a vast selection of vehicles and engage in intense wheel-to-wheel competition. Multiple game modes are included, such as Career mode and the innovative Race Creator mode, allowing for complete customization of races, including track conditions and race types.
A captivating live-action story mode, "Driven to Glory," immerses you in the thrilling world of the GRID World Series. A built-in Photo Mode lets you capture your greatest racing moments from circuits worldwide.
The best part? GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition on Android includes all DLC from the original PC and console versions. This means extra cars, tracks, and new modes like Classic Car-Nage, Drift, and Endurance are all part of the package.
Launching in December at $14.99, GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition offers finely tuned mobile controls, with both touch and tilt options available. Controller support for popular gamepads is also included.
Pre-register for GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition on the Google Play Store today! While you wait, check out our other article on EA's new Sims game, The Sims Labs: Town Stories.
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