Which Games Have Fanatec FullForce Implemented?

FullForce is Fanatec’s next-generation force feedback protocol, designed exclusively for the ClubSport DD and ClubSport DD+ direct drive systems. It adds high-fidelity vibration cues to traditional force feedback, bringing subtle sensations like engine vibration, traction loss, and surface detail to life.

One of the most respected names in competitive sim racing, iRacing was the first title to implement FullForce. Known for its laser-scanned tracks and physics-driven realism, iRacing now delivers an even deeper level of immersion. With FullForce enabled, drivers can feel nuanced details such as curb strikes, suspension chatter, and tire scrub—all integrated into the ClubSport DD and DD+ experience. For endurance racers and esports competitors, this adds a new layer of feedback that sharpens precision and control during long stints.

The Spec III update introduced FullForce to Gran Turismo® 7, marking its debut on PlayStation. This iconic racing franchise blends accessibility with authentic physics, and FullForce enhances that formula by transmitting fine vibrations through the wheel. From the hum of the engine to subtle grip changes, GT7 players using the ClubSport DD+ or the Gran Turismo DD Extreme will notice richer feedback tuned for each car. Polyphony Digital has optimized FullForce for a wide variety of vehicles, so drivers can feel the unique character of each model—whether it’s a lightweight roadster or a high-downforce GT car.

The latest update for Assetto Corsa EVO includes early FullForce integration. While still in its initial phase, this implementation already adds extra tactile detail to EVO’s advanced physics model. EVO is known for its dynamic handling and evolving tire simulation, and FullForce complements this by delivering subtle cues like surface texture and traction loss. Expect this support to improve over time, but even now, ClubSport DD users can enjoy a more connected feel on one of the most promising next-gen simulators.

FullForce isn’t just about stronger feedback, it’s also about realism. By combining vibration cues with steering forces, games can communicate more information to the driver, improving consistency and confidence. As more developers adopt the technology, expect an expanding list of supported titles that make the most of Fanatec’s direct drive hardware.