They will be different to drive too, with less downforce on the slower corners but more in faster corners thanks to the new ground effects.Īlong with the new Pirelli tyres, players can look forward to new, real-life, tracks from Australia, Spain, Miami and more. Shorter and narrower than the previous models, these cars also have simplified aerodynamics, wheel hubs, and front-wheel covers. The cars alone are well worth investing in this game, thanks to a sweeping new set of regulations which have changed the way the cars look, feel and move. You step straight into the glamorous world of Formula 1 with F1Life, which is a customisable hub where you can show off your collection of supercars, clothing, and accessories, and any rewards you’ve earned via gameplay.įor the first time ever, cross play is available, so you can play with your buddies on Xbox, PlayStation or PC all at the same time. One of the main new additions in F1 22 is the new F1 Life mode. It seems the game will return in some form, but without the official F1 licensing, but at this stage, details are sketchy. Join drivers and cars from all over the world in competing on some of the best loved race tracks in the world. See more articles on Codemasters, PlayStation 4, Rocket League, and Sales.F1 22 for PC is the twenty-third, and rumoured to be the last, in the franchise of the beloved licenced racing game. Various bits of Rocket League DLC are also available.įor the full list of this week’s PlayStation Plus sales, head to the PS Store. Moving away from pure racing games, if you like to dabble with the addiction known as Rocket League, the full game can be had for $12 (USD or CAD). Featuring the complete 2016 lineup of tracks and drivers, in addition to highly-requested features like formation laps and an upgrade system, F1 2016 is a solid open-wheel racer. The latest Formula One title sees its price cut in half, ringing in at $30 USD or $40 CAD.
Consider it practice before DiRT 4 arrives in June.į1 2016 is the other Codies game up for grabs in the sale. There’s no discount to be had on the recently-released PSVR expansion, but even without it, we wholly recommend picking this one up. With a useful 70% lopped off the price tag, the game can be had for $18 USD or $23 CAD. Up first is the one of our favourite modern off-road racing games, DiRT Rally ( read Brendan’s review here). The latest North American PlayStation Store PS+ sale brings with it big discounts on two of Codemasters’ more recent offerings and more. Xbox players aren’t the only ones that get to enjoy savings on racing games this week.
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