Sony is once again turning to Gran Turismo 7 players for direction, sending out a fresh invitation-only survey that quizzes selected users on where the game should head next. According to GTPlanet, the questionnaire digs into progression, the cadence and content of the monthly updates, and the broader wish list of features players would like to see added down the line.

There’s not a lot of hard detail beyond that — it’s a survey, not an announcement — but the areas Polyphony Digital is asking about are telling. Progression and monthly updates have been two of the most persistently debated aspects of GT7 since launch, so seeing both land on the same feedback form suggests they’re at least on the studio’s radar. Invitation-only means not everyone will get the chance to weigh in, and as always, a survey is a way of gathering opinions rather than a promise to act on them.

Why it matters to sim racers: Gran Turismo occupies an odd space between arcade accessibility and genuine wheel-and-pedals depth, and the direction of its updates shapes what a huge chunk of console players expect from a racing game. If Polyphony leans harder into the progression grind or the credits economy, that’s one path; if it prioritizes cars, tracks, and physics tweaks, that’s another. Surveys like this rarely produce anything you can point to immediately, but they’re one of the few visible signals of what the studio is weighing. Worth noting, not worth getting excited about — until the changes actually show up in a patch, it’s just a set of questions. Still, if you play GT7 and get the invite, it’s a rare chance to put your priorities in front of the people building the game.

Originally reported by GTPlanet.