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Like I don't want to rate it 8/10, it deserves higher, but the number of issues I have with this game is insane. So I'll vent about theLike I don't want to rate it 8/10, it deserves higher, but the number of issues I have with this game is insane. So I'll vent about the negatives first and then the positives.The graphics, look unimpressive for something made in 2018, even on Ultra settings, they don't look appealing at all. If logic works, you would expect the graphics to look good on Ultra at the expense of FPS, but no, the graphics look almost exactly the same as High but the game drops about 50% of the frames.My rig runs the game just fine at Ultra settings, I'd be getting around 55-60 FPS in-game, but as soon as I alt-tabbed out of the game to do something else, switch back in, and boom, FPS DROP, the game will then proceed to run at constant 15 FPS for the next 5 minutes, before it will come to its senses, and go back to 55-60 FPS. Another place where the game acts weird for no reason at all is when you use a flashback, you use a flashback, then the game just gets stuck for 2 sec, and you miss your braking point, and off into the wall you go. The game also has this issue during flashbacks, during replays, in the garage .etc, and it’s a fairly common issue.The AI feels a bit unfair to me, and in heavy rain, it still feels like they are driving on rails, they are hardly hindered by the weather. The damage model of AI is also questionable, sometimes they will hit you in the back at 300KPH, and not even their front wing is going to be damaged. Also if the AI feels like you are making the sin of defending to their overtaking attempts, they will not go for a divebomb or try to find a gap, they are seriously going to just straight-up rear-end you and spin you out so that you end up in the tyre wall, and they don’t even get a single scratch on their front wing.Now that the negatives are out of the way, let’s talk about the positives.This game is one of the best F1 games out there, it’s a complete package, the career mode is great, the tracks are highly detailed (although some are unrealistic), the cars sound great, you great audible feedback if you go on a kerb. If you go into a tunnel, you’ll start to have radio connectivity issues, and then you will not be able to hear your engineer, which is a nice touch.The R&D is such a great feature, it’s so satisfying to see your team, which is at the back of the field when the 1st season begins, to be fighting for championships at the end of 3rd season, because of you, they’ve got such a fast car. Not only the R&D is required for performance, but also for durability because if your gearbox has too much wear on it, chances are that it will fail, and each failure will be unique, you could end up missing a gear, or even worse, it could fail completely and you’ll have to retire.The 25% per cent race, is the way to go if you don’t want to spend hours, a typical race then is just 23-25 minutes long, and you still have a good experience. You’ll never get bored with this game if you enjoy this genre, because there is so much happening during a race, that you will be completely immersed, you have to worry about your tyres, you have to worry about the fuel, you have your engineer reminding you of the gaps to the cars ahead and behind, and when to pit. You make a mistake into a turn, then the car behind is in a position to overtake you, you swerve right and left, in an attempt to keep the car behind, they get ahead of you, you then brake late into a corner and retake that position, honestly it is just a very immersive experience.Driving aspect in this game is tailored towards both, casuals and professionals. I’ve tried both Keyboard and a Controller, and both of them are well optimized. The difficulty system of this game is just fantastic, you have so much customizability to set the difficulty to what your pace is. The assists can also be adjusted so that you don’t have to worry about spinning out into the gravel, and just have a fun time playing the game. As it is a simcade, the simulator part of this game is well designed also, as this game can be ruthless if you make a simple mistake like accelerating too early out of the corner with all assists turned off and then it will reward you by spinning your car 360 degree, and that’s how it should be.I’ve now had over 100 hours in this game, and I still play it to this day, something about this game just makes me come back to it often, and start the career mode again and again and again and again...Honestly, even with all its flaws, this game is still awesome, but I’d recommend you to get F1 2020 or wait for F1 2021 instead because those are far more polished and refined than this game.TL;DR: The game is good, has some optimization issues, slightly unfair AI, underwhelming graphics, great career mode, great gameplay, easy to control/hard to master, 8/10 game.

La F1 devient de plus en plus bizarre, de plus en plus techno-kikoo-lol mais ça, ce n'est pas la faute de ce F1 2018 qui se contente deLa F1 devient de plus en plus bizarre, de plus en plus techno-kikoo-lol mais ça, ce n'est pas la faute de ce F1 2018 qui se contente de restituer les atermoiements du règlement et de ses délires... DRS, ERS ?, parc fermé, 3 ou 4 moteurs pour une saison entière ?... lol ?Le mode carrière est fort bien fait en tout cas et devient assez vite un "jeu" de gestion ! malgré ses quelques errements, car s'il faut tourner comme un fou en essais libres pour développer (et améliorer) la monoplace, on ne gagne pas grand-chose alors que parallèlement, on use ainsi beaucoup plus vite les composants de la voiture ; à l'inverse, si on ne tourne pas trop, on use moins mais on progresse sensiblement moins vite... c'est un cercle vicieux...Quoi qu'il en soit, après avoir baissé au minimum le niveau du plateau, on s'en sort très bien, quelle que soit la façon de jongler avec le développement et ses points de ressource. Bien que ça dépende des circuits et à cet égard, Monaco et Suzuka se révèlent inexpugnables : l'IA est complètement pétée et fonce comme une dingue sur le premier ; quant au second, c'est simplement la bagnole qui se transforme en savonette, même avec les ailerons à fond... de ce point de vue précis, le jeu est foireux.Pareil avec les départs : ils partent comme des boulets de canon, même si on dispose de la pole, de la meilleure bagnole du plateau et tutti quanti. Heureusement, on les remet à leur place assez vite mais putain... tout de même !Les interviews finissent par lasser au bout d'un temps, vu qu'on choisit à dessein les réponses permettant de booster un domaine précis du développement et peu importe ce qu'on raconte finalement... Les renégociations de contrat régulières sont bien faites mais deviennent là aussi de la routine.Le pilotage (on parle d'un jeu Codemasters là...) est dans l'ensemble étonnamment bon et cohérent en dépit de certains soucis de réalisme. Il est étonnant de constater que la caisse part en vrille du cul dans une courbe sans crier gare comme si on venait de rouler sur une plaque de verglas : on dirait un sale bug...D'un autre côté; cela est lié à la maniabiilité parfois très erratique à la manette qui ne propose pas tellement de réglages pour y remédier. On peut limiter les dégâts en poussant la linéarité à 50% mais que la precision est déplorable dans ces grandes courbes ! a contrario pourtant, sur bien des circuits et bien des virages moyens ou plus lents, la maniabilité se révèle satisfaisante. C'est à n 'y rien comprendre.On pourrait aussi parler de la gestion de la motricité, vraiment curieuse... on est bien sur une Formule 1 moderne là ? car si l'aide à la traction est désactivée, on se croirait sur une F1... des années 60 !La réalisation est du reste très soignée, superbe même, avec sa météo dynamique, de la 4K , des temps de chargement réduits et les 60 im/s jamais prises en défaut. Idem pour la partie sonore qui n'appelle aucun reproche.Si l'IA est fonceuse, elle reste globalement assez bien élevée même si parfois, elle peut vous dégager sur les bas-côtés. Mais c'est rare et heureusement, le rembobinage est là.En définitive, F1 2018 est prenant par son système de carrière bien pensé et de bonnes sensations de pilotage mais se révèle aussi très crispant par les réactions parfois aberrantes de la voiture, sans compter la maniabilité décidément encore très perfectible. Les évidentes qualités sont ici impactées par de gros soucis qui rendent le jeu simplement moyen. Ce qui pour un jeu Codemasters est déjà... une sacrée surprise !

Really amazing F1 game! Really nice graphics and a very close to reality presentation of the F1 world.Its really a must-have racing game

LET OP DIT IS MIJN MENINGhet spel is goed voor wat het is maar, als je een vervolg op een spel maakt moet je het goede van een spel nemenLET OP DIT IS MIJN MENINGhet spel is goed voor wat het is maar, als je een vervolg op een spel maakt moet je het goede van een spel nemen en daarop uitbreiden. ze nemen het goede van het spel maar breiden er niet goed op uit bijvoorbeeld maar 2 nieuwe banen de campaign kan wel leuk zijn maar de gamplay blijft hetzelfde als je f1 2017 en f1 2018 naast elkaar zou zetten zou ik zeggen dat het enige verschil de halo was. natuurlijk verdiep ik mij niet heel erg in f1 maar als je je daar in zou verdiepen zou je denk ik wel wat meer verschilen naast een halo en 2 banen zien.

One of the best racing games I've ever played.Most of my time spent in this game is in multiplayer, which is a lot of fun, and you can useOne of the best racing games I've ever played.Most of my time spent in this game is in multiplayer, which is a lot of fun, and you can use bots in local play unlike with Forza Motorsport 7.I have played quite a bit of the campaign mode in this game however, and i can say it is wonderful, although some things could be improved. My biggest issue is the interviews, there is not enough variety in either questions or answers. Everything else is pretty much fine here.The sound design in this game is fantastic, you can hear everything going on with the car and the team radio really immerses you and makes you feel like you are in the car.The driving is some of the best I've ever played, it is responsive and feels good to push the limits in the corners.Graphics are a bit of a mixed bag here, they aren't bad, but they could be better when compared with other top racing games such as Forza.When playing with friends this game can get very competitive and is be a blast, and when playing campaign i get so immersed that i get mad at the npcs as if they were the real drivers.I wish there were more classic cars in the game, i would love to play as with a full roster of lets say 2006 cars, but you can't. Because there is only one or two cars from the years they have, you lose the intensity and immersion of the normal game by just seeing the same car everywhere on track.A small gripe i have is that it does not put your initials or number on your characters suit, however this is such a small thing it really doesn't matter.This game is definitely worth your time whether you want a multi-player or single-player experience.

This is my first F1 game and I have been enjoying the career mode!The driving experience is a nice balance between a sim and an arcadeThis is my first F1 game and I have been enjoying the career mode!The driving experience is a nice balance between a sim and an arcade racing game.As I haven't play any other F1 games I can't really tell if the games have improved or have been innovative, yet for a first F1 game I am really liking every aspect of the game mod.

F1 2018, just as with last year's game, is a game worthy of your attention and something fans of the franchise will love. It's stunning to look at, excellent fun to drive in, and the single-player mode has more than enough depth to keep keener players entertained.

This is probably one of the best Formula One games in a long while in terms of both gameplay, quality graphics, physics and does sufficientlyThis is probably one of the best Formula One games in a long while in terms of both gameplay, quality graphics, physics and does sufficiently enough in content.Playing with a wheel, you can note that the physics have substantially changed from 2017 which can especially noticed on the kerbing on the tracks. Not to mention that the way the cars feel is a fair bit more pleasant in comparison to last year as the car feels like it glides around the circuit thanks to the downforce.The career has some neat editions including interviews and upgrade department resets, both of which are neat and are hopefully expanded on in the coming years. AI have certainly improved for the better and are more aggressive and will fight each other which is fresh for an F1 game. ERS is an interesting and well done addition to the game which adds another element to overtaking of one chooses to use it manually. I am glad that there is an option to have ERS automatic for those people who aren't as experienced in using it. The practice programmes I believe have been edited somewhat and I like how when you install any upgrade, it gives you a chance to get a small sum of extra resource points.For their time, the graphics blow a lot of other games out of the water as nearly everything is visually stunning. There are a few minor tweaks to be made but they don't impact on the overall quality that much. Sometimes though on PS4, I've found that the resolution of some images and cars can be blurry however, it fixes itself after 5 to 10 seconds. It's probably due to the hardware.The amount of content is good enough and has everything you'd expect in terms of the 2018 season. The helmet selection is large enough as is character choice. I do find it unfortunate how i cannot go under the HAR abbreviation anymore thanks to Brendon Hartley. Classic content hasn't been added to all that much but the content that is there can be considered as quality. I feel that classic tracks should have been a thing in the game, especially seen as we lost Sepang this year. Maybe we will be seeing DLC content with more cars and tracks in the future of the game but only time will tell that at this point.Really the only thing I could think of to improve the game next year is to have pre-season testing at the start of every season in career mode as a way to earn more resource points prior to the start of the season. It'd be an interesting addition and would improve realism.With a few small bugs here and there as well, it means that I believe that this game is a 9/10. It is more than worth buying and is nearly the best title under the Formula One licensing.

Across the board, F1 2018 is just a little bit flashier, a little bit deeper and a little bit better optimized than its 2017 sibling.

It is without a doubt the best F1 game yet. Whether or not to purchase it if you own the previous versions will be up to you. For gamers new to the world of F1 racing it's a no-brainer to go with the latest and greatest version, although there are probably enough changes under the hood here to justify an upgrade from F1 2017 for returning fans.

Polished on many aspects that were defects, this F1 2018 is an excellent vintage to justify its purchase even for those who own the previous version. The new regulations are also numerous and it is essential to follow the movement to stick to reality. With its driving combining both sensations and racing strategy, F1 2018 brings an unusual depth in car games. Fans of formula one, go for it. For others, you will learn a lot about discipline if you decide to give it a try.

Absolutely nails the two main categories for me: gameplay and graphics. I wouldn't say I'm a hardcore sim racer but the handling feelsAbsolutely nails the two main categories for me: gameplay and graphics. I wouldn't say I'm a hardcore sim racer but the handling feels amazing. You really notice the tyre performance change depending on wear/rain. Speaking of rain, the dynamic weather adds to the already top notch graphics. After rain you'll notice the sun shine through onto the track & grandstands just a little bit more each lap.Plenty of game modes as well so replayability is high.I'm yet to play online so can't comment on that. Keen for it though.The only flaws I see are in the inconsequential stuff in career mode, like in the interviews you don't even have time to read the responses let alone choose one. & the animations are all the same before each session.A must buy if you have a wheel and don't already have F1 2017

The presentation side of the game is absolutely fantastic because both the visuals and sound design create a very realistic F1 experience.The presentation side of the game is absolutely fantastic because both the visuals and sound design create a very realistic F1 experience. There's a lot of content for you to get to grips with and fans of the series will no doubt be satisfied for a long time to come. I really enjoyed the improvements that have been made in this year’s game because both the racing and handling feel more tight and stable this time around. The career mode is without a doubt the best the series has delivered so far and I was very impressed with the level of detail that’s been included in this mode. This game is accessible to all gamers because the assist and difficulty options means gamers of all skill levels can enjoy the game.I enjoyed the online components of the game more this year because they’ve catered to my needs much more this time around.The media interactions are a nice little touch there just isn’t enough variety in them so they do end up becoming quite repetetive and tedious after a short while. Does F1 2018 do enough to get a recommendation from me? Last year’s F1 game was without a doubt my favourite game of the series so far and I was hoping that F1 2018 would build on the momentum that was built from F1 2017, and thankfully I’m pleased to say that this year’s game has built on the momentum and then some. In fact F1 2018 is now probably my most favourite game of the series so far and that’s mainly because its made improvements again. The career mode is absolutely fantastic and it has a depth to it that we’ve never experienced before. You’ll be pleased to know then that the racing that accompanies the career mode and every other mode feels better than ever and this does make the racing feel even more rewarding. As far as problems go the game doesn’t really have any and when it’s all said and done if you’re looking for an F1 game that gets as close to the real thing as can be then I thoroughly recommend that you make a purchase of F1 2018.

F1 2018 is brilliant, and the most complete Formula One game to date. The changes to career mode make it the strongest and most appealing it’s ever been thanks to the revamped upgrade system, while the simulation-like additions to the driving model bring you closer than ever to the feeling of sitting on the grid with 1000+ horsepower at your feet, without overwhelming those who just want to jump in and drive.

Fantastic and aggressive multiplayer. Improved career mode. Halo, ers, ia improved, interviews. The graphic engine starts to weigh but in theFantastic and aggressive multiplayer. Improved career mode. Halo, ers, ia improved, interviews. The graphic engine starts to weigh but in the playable it is the best car game.

Firstly let me take this moment to congratulate Codemasters on what is the best looking F1 game ever. Visually stunning, graphically awesome,Firstly let me take this moment to congratulate Codemasters on what is the best looking F1 game ever. Visually stunning, graphically awesome, ok the real drivers aren’t perfect but is close. But for me it’s the gameplay that takes the crown. So the game opens with you picking your driver, trying to pick someone who likes me, always fun, from face, helmet, then name and nationality. Then the menu screen. Forget the rest and pick career mode. This is where like all the critics have raved about the biggest improvements on last years. And let me say this, you will want to play all 3 practice sessions ok. Let me explain. You are given little challenges to complete and in the process get yourself up the leaderboard and get that number one spot. Then qualifying, oh wow it’s a one shot one lap shootout, but the great thing is the lead car is a ghost, say it could be Vettel or Hamilton, or anyone for that matter, beat the ghost car in one lap you've bagged pole position. And just to note for those new to this, well there isn’t many of us new to it when it comes watching this great sport but playing it is a very different animal. Just start on beginner and go from there. To sum it up, the greatest F1 game ever made.

F1 2018 features the finest handling and force feedback for a dedicated F1 game to date, some welcome visual improvements, and a career mode that does a better job than ever at capturing the nuances of the world’s most-popular motorsport.

F1 2018 features the finest handling and force feedback for a dedicated F1 game to date, some welcome visual improvements, and a career mode that does a better job than ever at capturing the nuances of the world’s most-popular motorsport.

Avid players of F1 2017 would be wise to wait until the inevitable F1 2019 – unless they really must engage in some multiple choice PR interviews between races right now.

Quite how Codemasters has managed to top last year's incredible effort is quite beyond me, but F1 2018 manages to eclipse F1 2017, delivering an even more definitive and just as essential Formula One game that fans will 'lap' up. Get it bought.

F1 2017 was great and we didn’t expect much more with F1 2018. And we were wrong. Driving is more demanding, Career mode gets richier and visuals are finally on the same page. This is greatness.

With superb, customisable handling and insane attention to detail, F1 2018 is the ultimate representation of Formula One racing, that almost anyone can play.

It must feel lonely at the top, but F1 2018 does forget to make changes to the faults of F1 2017. It still is a very deep Formule 1 game with challenging gameplay options.

If you are a fan of Formula One, F1 2018 is a game you can’t pass up. It can feel a little bit continuist with some technical flaws that are recurrent, but its new options in Career Mode and its multiplayer will make you feel the passion of the real Formula One Circus.

F1 2018 continues on the good road set by the predecessors. The gameplay is the typical one, friendly for newcomers and complex for hardcore players. There are some problems with the AI, but not enough to stop a F1 fan from buying the game.