GRID Autosport requires 3.9GB of free space, Android 9.0 (Pie) and is supported on the following devices: All add-on content ever released for the game will be included. A trailer for GRID Autosport on Android is available now.The game will be available in all territories supported by the Google Play Store, and will cost $9.99 / £9.99 / €10,99. Its best-in-class controls allow players to use their screen as a steering wheel, and the touch-screen interface to control their speed. Engineered with intuitive tilt and touch inputs, GRID Autosport delivers an irresistible mix of simulation and arcade handling. GRID Autosport thrusts players into a high-speed career as a pro-racer, challenging them to compete in the world’s most exciting cars on motorsport’s most challenging circuits across five different racing styles. Originally developed and published by Codemasters for Windows and console, and previously brought to iPhone and iPad by Feral Interactive, GRID Autosport on Android will be a premium game with no in-app purchases. Here's hoping the studio can pull it off.įeral Interactive today announced that GRID Autosport™, the smash hit AAA racing game, will be released on Android on 26 November. This means everything hinges on whether or not Feral can get it running adequately on Android.
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GRID Autosport has already received many positive reviews since its initial console and PC release, so we know it's a solid game. Premium racing games aren't the easiest things to find on the Play Store, so you can bet many racing fans are eagerly awaiting this port. Still, it's nice to know that Feral Interactive has not given up on the title and that it's slated to release on Android at some point in 2019. My guess is that these regions tend to have a large population that own high-end Android devices, a requirement for such demanding games. These are also the same exact countries that Feral will support with its upcoming port of ROME: Total War. This is probably why Feral's recent statement on the subject made sure to mention that only certain territories will be supported, such as North America, Europe, Australia, and parts of Asia. Obviously, the porting process to Android has not been going smoothly, and pushing the release further and further back does not provide one with much confidence that the title will run all that well when it finally does land on the Play Store.
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