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F1 Manager 2023 is officially coming to Xbox Game Pass, and will become available to subscribers on Xbox and PC from October 19th.
The game was originally released on July 27th, receiving favourable reviews across all platforms, and will now reach a whole new audience when it hits Game Pass later this month.
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F1 Manager 2023 now has an official release date, with the game officially set to drop digitally on July 31st across PC, PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
Players that pre-order the game will receive 3 exclusive scenarios, whilst those that purchase the deluxe edition will receive an additional 12 exclusive scenarios as well as also gaining access to the game four days early.
Brand new for F1 Manager 2023 is a new Race Replay mode, challenging players across two different disciplines; Starting Grid and Race Moments. Starting Grid will replicate the track conditions and grid positions from the real-world F1 race, whilst Race Moments will provide you with specific objectives part-way through a race, enabling you to make important strategic decisions. As these are based around real race outcomes; the Starting Grid and Race Moment for each location will be added to the game following the conclusion of every real-world race.
An all new visor cam has also been added for this years iteration, providing you with a great new way of immersing yourself in the race and following all the action.
You can check out a brand new gameplay trailer for F1 Manager 2023 below:
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F1 Manager 2023 is all set to launch this summer, and we now have an official list of new features for the game, building upon last years title and providing some further depth and ability for exploration.
There will be an all new ‘Race Replay’ mode, allowing you to rewrite key moments from the current F1 season, a new Sporting Director role to help add further depth to career mode, and car weight will now be another important factor to consider as you look to find a healthy balance between car performance and reliability.
Sprint races will also now feature in F1 Manager 2023, with all six sprint events included, in addition to all 23 races. Adding to this, these races are now said to be more dramatic and dynamic than ever before, with a brand new driver confidence system that will help determine how likely drivers are to attempt high risk moves such as bold overtaking manoeuvres as drivers verbally respond to commands from their race engineers.
F1 Manager 2023 seems to offer a good deal of difference from its predecessor, it’ll be available on PC, PS5/PS4, and Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One, and it’ll be very interesting to see exactly how the game handles when it’s released this summer.
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With the 2023 Formula 1 World Championship season set to start with the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend, F1 Manager 2022 will be completely free to play on Steam from 18:00 GMT on March 2nd, right through to March 6th.
The game is unapologetically nerdy, and if you’re a fan at all of management titles then giving F1 Manager 2022 a chance this weekend is a definite must.
Be sure to check out the video below for more insight into F1 Manager 2022, what you can expect to experience from the game, and exactly what the title is all about.
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