The racing game titled “CarX Street” is now available for free for PlayStation Plus members on the PlayStation Store, at least in Europe.
The open-world racing game has garnered quite a following, boasting a 4.26 rating on Sony’s platform, based on nearly 2,500 reviews it has received.
It appears there seems to be an error, as the game is erroneously displayed as free for PlayStation Plus Essential subscribers until September 10th. We’ve managed to successfully claim and download the game without any problems, but there’s a chance that Sony might retract our access once the issue gets resolved.
Despite the current issue, we suggest giving it a shot since there’s a chance Sony might still honor the transactions due to their error. We’ll keep you informed once we have more information.
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In simpler terms, CarX Street is a game that offers you a lot of freedom in racing, but what truly stands out is the attention given to the physical properties of the cars.
Experience the exhilaration of navigating mountain roads, expansive highways, and bustling urban landscapes in CarX Street. Customize your dream vehicle with precise adjustments that showcase the exceptional performance capabilities of CarX Technology© physics. Engage in pulse-pounding single or multiplayer races, all while immersed in a realistic gameplay environment featuring responsive and ever-changing controls.
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2025-08-27 18:06