Evolution Studios and Sony indeed created a hype for Driveclub's release and then temporarily apologized for the unintentional over propaganda. However, they recently confirmed that everything is en route and looks like the cars are more handsome than ever.
The trailer for the Lamborghini DLC is recently released and features four drivable models: the Aventador LP 720-4 50° Anniversario, the Gallardo LP 570-4 Squadra Corse, the Veneno and the Huracán LP 610-4.
Aventador LP 720-4 50° Anniversario is featured closely in Driveclub's Twitter page and is rumored to be the rarest amongst the 4 models. Aside from the new Lamborghini DLC, the new Driveclub also teases 10 tours and 5 trophies to earn.
However, despite the gorgeous new cars from the trailer, many comment that the game failed to tangibly offer something innovative and this could be mainly due to the lack of details in the teaser itself.
In support to that, Driveclub developers confirm they are still planning and adding novel features to the game. They gather comments, feedbacks and suggestions from fans using social media and use them as benchmark. The most common critic on the game are the level caps that prevents players from pursuing the game. To cut on this, Game Director Paul Rustchynsky reveals level cap will be raised and fame earns after 50 will be counted. He further suggests on his Twitter account that level cap changes are not the only ones they are considering but also looking at features such as brightness control.
Furthermore, Evolution Studios in its Game Radar interview clarifies that more aspects of the game are being tweaked, "We continue to work on the servers needed for the PS+ Edition to release it ASAP. While we do, the teams not able to support the online work are adding new cars, tracks, events and improvements for everybody already playing the game,"
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