F1 Manager 2023 Releases on July 31 - Gameplay Trailer Revealed

[Steve_OS]

Frontier Developments has announced F1 Manager 2023 will release digitally on July 31 for PC, PlayStation...

Written By: Steve Noah

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[lareka]

Quote: Originally Posted by Steve_OS

Frontier Developments has announced F1 Manager 2023 will release digitally on July 31 for PC, PlayStation... Written By: Steve Noah Click here to view the article.

Excitingly waiting for it

[dave360]

Zero interest in this. Last year, Frontier abandoned the game after 3 months and folks raised heck about it so they came back. This one is almost double the price and all they've added is scenarios. No changing teams, no F2, or F3. Folks on PC are far better off springing for Motorsports Manager and using mods to replicate F1.

[Cubfan]

Yup no purchase for me this year. Not enough new stuff and Frontier abandoned the game.

[NINJAK2]

I take it no one has picked up the early release version of this title who could provide some impressions??

[Freakywwe]

Quote: Originally Posted by NINJAK2

I take it no one has picked up the early release version of this title who could provide some impressions??

I did. Quite enjoyed 22 and this one is better in virtually every aspect. AI is seriously improved, the costs have been adjusted so you actually need to take the cost cap into account. Need to get way more time on the game (Only in the third race weekend so far) but I'm quite enjoying it

[NINJAK2]

Thanks for the impressions freaky. I will probably pick it up today

[Freakywwe]

Yeah, after playing this all weekend I can confidently say this is such an improvement over '22 it's not even funny. The driver confidence feature is tremendous and makes every weekend truly feel dynamic and different, and the additional costs and changes to development make it really hard to just throw all your money into one part and suddenly dominate the grid after 10 races

As an example, playing as Ferrari, LeClerc has obviously been my #1 driver, but just got done the weekend in Spain. Leclerc got taken out twice during practice (Which ended up costing upwards of 6.6 million just to get his car setup again for the GP since I was foolish and didn't make any extra parts, so had to use emergency manufacturing to remake virtually the entire thing twice), but on top of that, with no virtually no practice time, he was a sitting duck. He ended up qualifying P8 (When he's averaging anywhere from P5-P1 when confident) and couldn't get anything going during the GP, struggling for overtakes and being overtaken by the likes of Williams and Haas.

It was a breath of fresh air, this kind of stuff never happened in '22 and does a whole lot at making you actually excited for each race weekend