These cars will do anything you ask of them, making the experience one of total precision. With driving aids on, learning the ropes is immeasurably more enjoyable than it would've been in an undoubtedly dry tutorial.Īnd once you're comfortable driving without those aids, the experience is amazing. The racing line being visible makes this very hard-core racing surprisingly approachable, letting you see exactly how the your car's speed and direction should interact with a curve. Other options (automatic transmission, for example) can cost you time even as they make the gameplay more approachable. The most important is the ability to set a drive line on the course, illustrating exactly the "perfect race line" through each course with green, yellow, and red color coding to show you how to pace your car. This year, its main stab at this comes in a nice array of difficulty-lowering tweak options. Studio Liverpool has taken various routes to try and make its F1 games appeal to not only the hardcore, fanatical F1 maniacs but also to the broader audience of racing fans. Even for dedicated fans, mastering the surgical skills of an F1 driver in a game can be terribly difficult. The license which permits a driver to drive F1 is literally called the "super license." The cars can generate several times the force of gravity when they corner, whipping drivers brutally over the course of the long races. It requires roughly a 48 million dollar bond to put a new team in the league, beyond the cost of drivers and cars and engineers and the thousands of other things that make F1 one of the most expensive, yet profitable, sports in the world.
The sport is in seemingly constant flux as teams push cars and drivers to their very limits to shave off tenths of seconds, and the league changes those limits and rules constantly to protect drivers and bystanders. Each team can field two drivers in a race. Some background: F1 is composed of 11 teams, soon to be at its cap of 12. The core issue is that a new-player friendly F1 is a boring F1.
But it isn't going to turn haters into lovers, especially without force feedback. Gorgeous, approachable, better the more time you put into it, CE is just about everything you could want from an F1 game. Sorry, fellow F1 fans, but we aren't going to convince anyone differently, and Formula One Championship Edition isn't going to either. Formula One Championship Edition is a great F1 game.
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