Upcoming car racing game "Gran Turismo 7 (GT7)" is expected to offer players a unique gameplay experience that is better than what GT6 offers.

According to Day Herald, the game will have higher quality gameplay and display than the current installment. The game is reportedly expected to be released two years from now though developer Polyphony Digital will reportedly release the trailers in the upcoming E3 conference in Los Angeles a few weeks from now.

With the anticipation building up for the game, here are the top 5 gameplay features which players are already expecting from the upcoming release:

1. High quality data on PS4

Polyphony Digital CEO Kazunori Yamauchi said in a GT Planet report that the game will have a great difference once it becomes available on the PS4.

"Everything will be running naturally. PS3 was much, much more difficult. The high quality of data that we have being rendered on the PS4 I think is going to make an incredible difference," Yamauchi said.

2. Improved game performance

According to MasterHerald, developers of "GT7" are working hard to make the game look more stunning than its predecessors and showcase visual upgrades for players to enjoy for long hours without getting bored.

"The franchise has more or less established itself with regards to the way its gameplay works, but its developers should be careful to avoid relying on that success for too long, as fans will eventually grow tired of playing what's essentially the same game," added MasterHerald.

3. Better audio 

The former audio director for the Forza Motorsport racing series, Mike Caviezel, is now working on the "Gran Turismo 7," according to Air Herald, and this builds up the anticipation for the game even more.

Caviezel has 18 solid years of experience in the audio industry and fans are really excited to experience his work for the game.

"The Forza Motorsport racing series has been known for its audio over the years, which is why many people are excited that Caviezel is coming to work on the game," explained Air Herald.

Yamauchi assured gamers that fans can really expect better audio quality in Gran Turismo's next installment.

4. More licensed cars

The "Gran Turismo 7" is also expected to have an extensive roster of licensed cars and will give players a detailed racing experience, Air Herald has learned. An enhanced audio will surely boost the gaming experience when handling the new car additions to the roster.

5. Other needed improvements not found in "GT6"

Air Herald noted that the team developing "Gran Turismo 7" is aiming to do everything they can to showcase the things they failed to incorporate in "GT6."

"For GT7, myself and my staff have a clear vision: to do everything we couldn't do in GT6. We want to make it very Gran Turismo. By that I mean it's going to be a game that matches the very era that we live in, in 2015 or 2016," explained Yamauchi.