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Genre: Racing, Open Wheel Auto Racing | |
| Developer: Codemasters Inc. | ||
| Publisher: Codemasters Inc. | ||
| ESRB Rating: Everyone | ||
| Release Date: July 10, 2015 | ||
Game DETAIL |
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Races such as F1 champion in 2015 - closer than ever to experience the most glamorous motorsport racing in exciting and prestigious in the world. F1 2015 puts you in the heart of the action with an amazing new game engine that creates a blisteringly fast racing cars and very responsive of FORMULA ONE ™ and features an all-new 'broadcast presentation' that immerses you in the unique atmosphere of race day. F1 2015 is the official video game of the 2015 FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ™ and also comes fully played 2014 FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ™ bonus content. Compete as your favorite FORMULA ONE star in the new Championship season and pushing yourself to the limit in challenging Pro Season mode. Hone your skills in a new online training session, and then challenge your friends and racing rivals from around the world in Online Multiplayer.
Game REVIEW |
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Our F1 2015 review PC includes many of their shortcomings, but briefly: F1 2015 features the main standard of F1 2010 through 2013, including a career mode that allows you to develop a driver for several seasons and engaged in a fierce battle with your colleagues for dominance. It lets you race just one season as a real-world driver (either 2014 or 2015 season F1), which of course can not grow or change as you play. Improved handling model in several key ways, such as how to simulate the grip and tire wear, but in F1 2015 car does not feel as aerodynamically sensitive or demanding as they did in some earlier editions of F1, even at full realism settings. If I do not step on the gas too hard, and pay attention to my tires, I feel like a car nearly drove himself on the track. Wider margin of error take some pleasure out of it.
That's the bad news, and while it was a big downer F1 2015 which makes it hard to recommend over its predecessor, there is also a good bit to talk about. To begin with, the game looked sharp, with the gorgeous, lifelike and lighting car assured that changes with the weather (and without the soft focus look that makes the PC version very disappointing).
More importantly, the performance is very smooth throughout my time in the PS4. F1 2015 is a pretty big drive on PS4 (notably better than the PC version) - it may not have the features of the previous version, but also offers some wonderfully authentic driving on the track. modeled tire degradation and grip better than ever in the series, and that can create some very special race that test every aspect of your race craft.
The rock-solid PlayStation 4 controller helps bring this to life, too, with an exceptional level of granularity in control. I felt like I was getting as much out of the throttle and steering control as I did with the racing wheel.
aerodynamic modeling seems not nearly as nice, however. Racing near other driver, in the turbulent air, do not feel substantially different from that alone in the clear air. It was a pretty major thing that should be lost from sim F1, where the cars are all about aerodynamic downforce.
However, fuel economy and tire wear to keep things interesting on the track, to the point where I highly recommend doing the race again (length of 25% or higher). I've been an epic race in changing weather conditions in which I was forced to adjust my driving style quickly to create a new work of tire strategy. Get the performance of a set of dying tire wet weather for a few essentials of laps extra, then switch to high-performance slick tires as the track dries off, and went on a tear through the field is one of those moments where you feel like you know what it is to be the drivers F1 - if only for a few minutes.
The feeling was missing a bit around AI-controlled drivers, who are prone to get into your rear tires. It was annoying; I'm going to have a great run through the corner, then I heard a thud and my car will start to spin out of the back as the other driver nudged one of my rear wheel as police made a high speed maneuver takedown. Sometimes it was my fault, because I'll be heading to the turn-braked and slowed down too much, but often it is the driver AI dive back to the track after running wide, or get gas too early. And after they hit me, I saw them just seem to pass through, ignoring a contact at all.
A much bigger problem is the fact that the PlayStation 4 version of F1 2015 seems to have multiplayer work. Every time I tried to join a session, after a long search, I would get a message that I had not joined. This happened, no matter what kind of game I tried to find. It did not work, which is a pretty huge stain on an F1 game otherwise solid.
- High adhesion Modeling
- Beautiful cars and night races
- Good controls
- Few game modes
- Broken multiplayer
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Although deeply wounded by poverty and broken features multiplayer, F1 2015 puts its best on PlayStation 4. major controls really let the strong models for handling and grip shine, and it looks great. It is easier to recommend as a single player game, but you'll need to look for its pilots BumperCar AI.
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