The last Thursday of the month is here, and so are the Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.34 patch notes! This month's update sees a trio of new cars enter the game but unfortunately no new circuits.
However, there are some awesome changes to tuning and a much-requested alteration to engine swaps after 14 months of frustration. So what's changed in Gran Turismo 7? Let's take a look!
Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.34
The Alfa Romeo Guilia Sprint GT Veloce '67 & Nissan GT-R NISMO (R32) '90 will both be purchasable from Legend Cars when the list turns over on 25th May. The Greening auto Company Maverick can be purchased as soon as you download the update though.
Along with three new cars are a few new World Circuit events, including two new Super Formula races at Autopolis and Road Atlanta and a Sunday Cup Classic at Monza.
However, the biggest change is to engine swaps. The ultimate tuning part, engine swaps were locked behind the frustrating roulette ticket system but no longer.
Once you hit Collector Level 50 you can head over to GT Auto and, on eligible vehicles, purchase and equip new engines from different cars. These aren't cheap, but it opens up a whole world of possibilities and removes one of the most frustrating grind mechanics from the game.
What else is in this patch? Let's take a look at the full patch notes.
Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.34 Patch Notes
The full patch notes are now available, here's everything included in Update 1.34.
Cars
The following three new cars have been added:
- Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT Veloce '67 (Purchasable at 'Legend Cars' from 25 May)
- Greening Auto Company Maverick
- Nissan GT-R NISMO (R32) '90 (Purchasable at 'Legend Cars' from 25 May)
New liveries have been added for the following two cars:
- Toyota 86 Gr.4
- Toyota GR010 HYBRID '21
World Circuits
The following new events have been added to "World Circuits:"
- Autopolis
- Super Formula
- High Speed Ring
- American Clubman Cup 700
- Blue Moon Bay Speedway
- Nissan GT-R Cup
- Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta
- Super Formula
- Monza Circuit
- Sunday Cup Classic
Scapes
"Japan National Stadium" and "Lake District" are now featured Curations in Scapes.
Café
The following two Extra Menus have been added:
- Extra Menu No. 22: Collection: SEMA GT Awards (Collector Level 37 and above)
- Extra Menu No. 23: Collection: Group A (Collector Level 33 and above)
Brand Central
New Museum entries for Alfa Romeo and Italdesign have been added.
On the car purchase screen, if the player already owns the selected car in the same color, it will now be displayed as "Owned." This also applies to the Legend Cars and Used Cars purchase screens.
Used Cars
The Tuning Valuation algorithm in Car Valuation Service has been adjusted for cars with Ultimate tuning parts fitted.
GT Auto
The "Engine Swap" service has been added to the Car Maintenance & Service menu. (Unlocked at Collector Level 50.)
Tuning Shop
A new tab for "Ultimate" category parts has been added. (Unlocked at Collector Level 50.)
Sport
A "Free Practice" button has been added to each championship's Entry Screen.
During Daily Races and Qualifying Time Trials for "Final" races, you can now adjust Controller Settings, Temporary Exposure Correction, and Display Settings from the Pause menu.
Multiplayer
New restrictions for Engine Swaps and Tuning Parts have been added to race regulation settings in the Lobby.
During Qualifying Time Trials and Final races, you can now adjust Controller Settings, Temporary Exposure Correction, and Display Settings from the Pause menu.
Localization
Fixed various text localization issues.
Others
Various other issues have been addressed.
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