[Update] Down below you'll find the official release notes for Gran Turismo 7 update 1.06, as shared by Polyphony Digital just now.
Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.06 Release Notes PS5/PS4
Main Features Implemented
1. Race Display
- Added wind direction and wind speed indicators. An arrow (wind direction) and number (wind speed) will be displayed on the upper right of the screen under the Track Map.2. Music Replay
- Added 64 music tracks.Other Improvements and Adjustments
1. Progression blocks and application errors
- Fixed a very rare issue wherein progress made on a Menu Book would not be recognised and prevented players to continue their playthrough;
- Fixed an issue wherein an application error would occur when using the broadcast features of the PlayStation®4 system;
- Fixed an issue wherein an application error would occur when 'Shoot' is selected in 'Race Photo' during a replay displayed in 4K on the PlayStation®4 Pro system and with the aspect ratio set to 16:9;
- Fixed an issue wherein an application error would occur when 'License Plate' is selected in 'GT Auto' under [Car Customisation] > [Other], while progressing Menu Book No. 20, 'Show Your Custom Wing.'2. World Circuits
- Fixed an issue wherein the actual time of day in a 'Custom Race' of some tracks would not match the selection made in [Time / Weather Settings] > [Timeframe];
- Fixed an issue with the Sector 2's Bronze target time in the 'Circuit Experience' of the 'Willow Springs Raceway: Streets of Willow Springs' track that made the Bronze prize unachievable;
- Fixed an issue wherein it was possible to choose cars without dirt tyres installed from the [Settings] > [Change Car] of the Quick Menu during a 'Time Trial' and 'Drift Trial' on Dirt tracks;
- Fixed an issue with the weather for all race events;
- The Overtake function for the Dallara SF19 Super Formula / Honda '19 has been disabled in the Licence test 'S-7' (One Lap Time Attack) within the 'Licence' pavilion. (The ranking boards have been reset.)3. GT Auto
- Fixed an issue wherein the racing suit would not be displayed in 'Driving Gear' under certain conditions;
- Deleted the 'Duplicate on Opposite Side' and 'Duplicate Symmetrically' menu items from the 'Layer Controls' of the left and right arms while editing Racing Suit Livery;
- Fixed an issue wherein work results would not be applied in 'Car Maintenance & Service' if the work is selected by moving the cursor with the Left stick.4. Car Settings
- Fixed an issue wherein the Setting Sheet would become blank, and the setting content could not be saved. With this fix, the blank setting sheets will remain but you will be able to delete these normally. This will also fix the progression blockers encountered when the Menu Book tasks involved Car Settings;
- Fixed an issue wherein a car would return to its original wheels if the Setting Sheet was modified while a non-standard wheel was equipped;
- Fixed an issue wherein the 'Top Speed (Automatically Adjusted)' would not adjust properly when a Fully Customisable transmission was installed;
- Fixed an issue wherein the speeds displayed under Rotational G's were incorrect;
- Fixed an issue wherein adding a new Setting Sheet for a car where the engine was swapped would not carry that information over the new sheets. The engine swap will now be applied to all Setting Sheets.5. Showcase & My Page
- Fixed an issue within 'Showcase' wherein the 2nd page and beyond would not be displayed properly if the number of items in 'My Items' and 'Collection' exceeded 100;
- Fixed an issue within 'Gallery' wherein the 2nd page and beyond would not be displayed properly if the number of items in 'My Page' exceeded 100 items.6. Brand Central
- Fixed an issue wherein an Invitation icon would appear in the 'Showroom' of manufacturers even when the player did not have an invitation.7. Replay
- Fixed an issue wherein the Replays and Demo Replays would not play all the way until the end.8. Multiplayer
- Fixed an issue wherein the 'Assist Settings' would reset after joining a location and quitting without entering a race;
- Fixed an issue wherein the weather and time set by the host would not reflect correctly for the other players in the room.9. Options
- Changed the 'Flash and Toggle High/Low Beams' function assigned to the default button of the DUALSHOCK®4 and DualSense™ wireless controllers to 'Flash High Beams'. If the button had been remapped previously, selecting the 'Restore Default Settings' will apply the change;
- Fixed an issue wherein the BGM would not play during Music Replay if the [Sound Volume] > [Menu BGM] volume level was set to 0;
- Fixed an issue wherein the changes to the exposure value in the ‘Exposure and Saturation’ settings made when starting the game for the first time would not be reflected in the preview screen.10. Steering Controller
- Fixed an issue wherein the Thrustmaster TH8A shifter would not operate properly when connected to the USB. Please note that the PlayStation®5 console is not compatible with this USB connection. The shifter can be used by connecting it directly to the steering wheel base using a 'DIN-to-DIN' cable.11. Others
- Fixed an issue wherein clearing all licence tests on wet surfaces would not award the Bronze trophy ‘Rain Royalty.’ Players who have already cleared the relevant tests can acquire the trophy by clearing the tests again;
- The Race Demo displayed during Auto Demos has been changed to a Music Replay;
- Various other issues have been addressed.
[Original story] Gran Turismo 7 Update 1.06 is currently being deployed for both PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4.
The update is being rolled out alongside scheduled server maintenance, with servers planned to be back up shortly (March 10, 2022, 07:00 - 09:00 UTC, March 9, 2022, 23:00 - 01:00 PST). No official release notes have been shared just yet, but we do know that this update weighs in at roughly 906MB, and it will likely include various bug fixes alongside additional optimizations. We’ll update this post as soon as the official release notes for this update become available.
Gran Turismo 7 is available globally now for PS5 and PS4. Down below we've included a part of Chris Wray's (updated) review of the latest Gran Turismo installment.
Having a tighter feel is just what you can say about almost every aspect of Gran Turismo 7. Gran Turismo may brand itself as "the real driving simulator", but nobody has ever believed that. It is a simcade racer, but every iteration comes closer to perfecting that line between simulation and arcade. I don't doubt for a second that Gran Turismo Sport, and its more narrow focus, has helped to drive the improvements of racing here. The physics are top-notch, each car feels unique in the way it handles the bends and straights, and this applies doubly so when you pop into the garage and make some adjustments.
From repeated aquaplaning on a rainy day, as you watch the water settle into dips and corners, to feeling the rumble as you edge just a little too close to the inside, there's something genuinely special about the racing here. I want to say I've tried it with a wheel, but I haven't - I expect to have a wheel with me in a matter of a few days, so more on that shortly. Still, from the racing I've done, it's just fantastic. I can't honestly say I've had a better on-track experience from a traditional racing game.
