As detailed by Forbes on on Wednesday, October 8, the recently released racing game, DRIVECLUB , is reportedly experiencing connection problems, as per complaints from many players. As a result, the game’s developer, Evolution Studios, has had to push back the free version of the game on PlayStation Plus until it can sort out its servers for those of you who have already bought the game.
“ We are sorry if you are having a hard time getting online as we know many of you are. Please be aware that the game will automatically keep trying to connect you. Once you’re online, you should have no further problems during your session, ” Evolution Studios wrote on its official Facebook page .
“ Everyone at the studio is now working hard to get new updates ready for the game servers to improve connectivity. We will be rolling out these updates day by day and will keep you informed.
In order to help all DRIVECLUB players who have the game already, we’re temporarily holding back the PS Plus Edition and the My DRIVECLUB app to ease the load and traffic to the servers. This should give players a better chance of connecting to the game servers and, once the servers are operating well, we’ll be sure to let you know when the PS Plus Edition and My DRIVECLUB app will be available to download. ”
It’s been noted that this connection issue is part of a wider problem, which is apparently affecting both Destiny and NBA 2K15 , according to Forbes.
DRIVECLUB was originally meant to be a launch title for the PlayStation 4, but many delays and management setbacks pushed its release date. The game’s director, Paul Rustchynsky, also confirmed that the title will run at 1080p , but it would be capped at 30 frames per second.
You can read Evolution Studios’ full Facebook post via the second source link below. DRIVECLUB is now available exclusively on the PlayStation 4. We’ll bring you more news on the game should further information reach our ears.