Endurance Motorsport Series is a new simulation driving game from the team that used to work on the WRC titles.
Imagine a driving platform that features prototype racing’s current top-class, official tracks, dynamic weather and strategy planning.
If you said, ‘yes, that already exists several times over’, then you’d be right.
But – a new game is just around the corner that is trying to muscle its way onto the grid, and it is called ‘Endurance Motorsport Series’.
Why French? This new endurance racing simulator is being developed by Kylotonn, or KT Racing for short, which has two studios across Paris and Lyon.
It used to create the official World Rally Championship games between 2015 and 2022 until that licence went to Codemasters and Electronic Arts.
Since then, it has been focused on the upcoming Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, but it turns out that the open-world Hong Kong racer is not the only title it has in production.
Based on long-distance racing, and we hope multi-class is included, the new game will see you drive around real-world venues. KT Racing states that “your race strategy and decision-making based on unforeseen occurrences (incidents, weather, etc.) will be just as important as your driving skills.”
We presume then, that there could be an emphasis on the managerial aspect of longer racers, and maybe doubling down on this element is this sim’s unique selling point compared to its rivals.
“Race as a driver, win as a team” is the tagline – how this vision manifests itself in terms of gameplay features is yet to be unveiled. The Steam pre-order page lists 'online co-op' as a feature.
Speaking of which, it is set for a 2025 launch on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S simultaneously. We’ll keep you updated as the development progresses over the next year.
Are you interested in a new sportscars and prototype sim racing title from a developer new to this sub-genre? Let us know in the comments below or discuss in the forum.
Imagine a driving platform that features prototype racing’s current top-class, official tracks, dynamic weather and strategy planning.
If you said, ‘yes, that already exists several times over’, then you’d be right.
But – a new game is just around the corner that is trying to muscle its way onto the grid, and it is called ‘Endurance Motorsport Series’.
Created By KT Racing
The name sounds deliberately bland to appease lawyers. Mind you, translate it to French and ‘Série de sport automobile d’endurance’ sounds much grander.Why French? This new endurance racing simulator is being developed by Kylotonn, or KT Racing for short, which has two studios across Paris and Lyon.
It used to create the official World Rally Championship games between 2015 and 2022 until that licence went to Codemasters and Electronic Arts.
Since then, it has been focused on the upcoming Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, but it turns out that the open-world Hong Kong racer is not the only title it has in production.
A Potential Le Mans Ultimate Competitor?
Only a brief amount of information has been unveiled so far, but what we do know is that the Porsche 963 LMDh (or GTP in America) will be included alongside the Porsche 911 GT3 R. Classes include 'Hypercars', LMP2 and GT.Based on long-distance racing, and we hope multi-class is included, the new game will see you drive around real-world venues. KT Racing states that “your race strategy and decision-making based on unforeseen occurrences (incidents, weather, etc.) will be just as important as your driving skills.”
We presume then, that there could be an emphasis on the managerial aspect of longer racers, and maybe doubling down on this element is this sim’s unique selling point compared to its rivals.
“Race as a driver, win as a team” is the tagline – how this vision manifests itself in terms of gameplay features is yet to be unveiled. The Steam pre-order page lists 'online co-op' as a feature.
New sim racing platform set for 2025 launch
Publisher Nacon refers to it as a “simulation”, we’ll see closer to release how serious this claim is.Speaking of which, it is set for a 2025 launch on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S simultaneously. We’ll keep you updated as the development progresses over the next year.
Are you interested in a new sportscars and prototype sim racing title from a developer new to this sub-genre? Let us know in the comments below or discuss in the forum.
