Gran Turismo 7: The game has been unplayable for 24 hours, here are the explanations

Released on March 4th, Gran Turismo 7 has put more or less everyone okay, the game coming to the sources with a solo mode worthy of the previous Gran Turismo. Only for a few days the community has been starting to turn on the changes made by the latest updates, including how the credits are now managed. It had already been pointed out in our complete test, but Polyphony Digital has clearly thought of his game to include micro-transactions, and push the player to go to the cashier rather than Farmer. It must be said that the price of cars in Gran Turismo 7 has never been as high, which brings the random with players. We do not know if Polyphony Digital and Sony Interactive Entertainment have tried a back-edged, but since the arrival of the update 1.07, Gran Turismo is no longer accessible, and it now has more than 24 hours. A message has been posted on their social networks to explain that the game is in maintenance, and that this closure will take longer than expected.

The Japanese studio explains that it is the update 1.07 which is at the origin of the failure, but remains evasive as to the real causes. Polyphony Digital is committed to keeping the community aware, but the grumpy is stronger in recent hours, since even the solo mode is also affected, the latter being subjected to a mandatory connection to start. Hope the next communications around this maintenance will be clearer, and in the meantime, just take his trouble and play anything else...