Driving games are evolving towards a new game model that emphasizes exploration and freedom of action.

While racing remains an important aspect, it has become a secondary part of the gaming experience.

Players can now explore large open worlds, discover new places and perform secondary activities.

This type of game offers greater flexibility and a more immersive experience.

The history of open world driving games dates back to 1986, when Turbo Esprit was released for ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64.

Since then, the genre has evolved significantly, offering players a richer and more varied experience.