SimBin releases free-to-play RaceRoom Racing Experience

Swedish developer SimBin, best known for the GTR games, has released a new free-to-play game titled RaceRoom Racing Experience.

Pegged as being more than a game”, the RaceRoom experience is spread across three destinations – a game, a content store, and a motorsports portal.

SimBin’s past games have been known to cater solely to simulation enthusiasts, but RaceRoom promises no shortage of combinations to compete with” irrespective of your taste in racing”.

Users can register for free and get started at the RaceRoom website, and the game itself is a 4.7 GB download on Steam, with over 8 GB of overall space required.

More game information and system requirements can be found on the game’s Steam page.

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