Various leagues exist, and players will undoubtedly spend a lot of time improving their rank. Players can participate in daily races or championships, increasing their leaderboard ratings through performing well in races and displaying good behavior with clean driving. Sport mode is the game's online portion, carried over from GT Sport. Some menu books also act as tutorials, aiding exploration of the game’s other modes and mechanics as they are introduced to the player. Many of the books task the player with collecting three cars of a similar theme, either by purchasing them in one of the dealerships or by winning them in specific races. The menu books offer a way for players who may otherwise be overwhelmed with the number of things to do some focus, while also providing a structured means of car collecting. The café is another notable feature you can unlock early in the game. They also provide a good distraction from the main task of completing races.
Missions and circuit experiences offer similar challenges to complete and aid the player in learning driving techniques and track layouts. Certain races are locked until the required license has been gained, and the gold, silver, and bronze rating system greatly incentivizes getting the best rating in each challenge. Other fan favorites such as the License Center are also present, offering driving challenges with increasing levels of difficulty. The museum from GT Sport makes a return, giving players a detailed look at the history of their favorite manufacturers. A slew of minigames and features are gradually unlocked and can be found in the World Map, with the map itself being extremely easy to navigate. Mainline entries usually offer secondary experiences that aim to give the player a broader gameplay experience than simply beating races one after another, and Gran Turismo 7 doubles down on this approach with great success. Gran Turismo is a series unlike many others in its genre.
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