What a surprise this game was!

I've been enjoying the game and look forward to seeing how it continues to develop.

What I liked

- The management aspect outside of the race weekend is a lot more simplified. If you have tried to get into racing management games in the past but lost interest due to the complex tasks required to manage the team, then you'll probably like this one.

- Fully licensed Drivers and Cars with gorgeous graphics and detail.

- A fast paced races that don't drag out and feel like a bit of a chore due to all the in-depth but tedious micromanagement that is present in some other racing management games. This one focuses on the race and the action which is great.

- A solid sense of progression through increasing sponsors and budget as well as upgrading through the car classes (or you can just stay in a particular class forever its up to you when you move up or down).


What needs to be added & worked on

- Qualifying session needs to have a bit more depth added to it, right now its just a cut-scene with both your cars following each other around the track which then generates your qualifying time. Would be nice to see the cars separated more and see them complete 3 laps to set their qualifying time.

- We need multi-class racing, this is a Sports Car Management game and right now Multi-class racing is the flagship format that everyone loves. A beginner Multi-class series ( GT4 & LMP3) and an advanced Multi-class (Hypercar & GT3) series would be great. They wouldn't need to replace any of the current series, just be added to the existing roster.

- Clearer information during a race for fuel and tire consumption. Right now its a little hard to understand what the fuel and tire usage per lap is which causes the player to have to guess a lot when decided on strategy. The text under the fuel and tire info should show what the consumption was for the last lap, that way you have a better idea of whats happening with fuel and tires and can plan accordingly.

- The "push to pass" function should be changed or removed. Push to Pass or "overtake" does not exist in any of these car classes. A hypercars' battery deployment mode only affects its fuel consumption in real life, and does not affect its speed like an F1 car does. You could possibly change that push to pass button to an "extra aggressive driving order" which causes the drivers stamina to deplete faster or have an increased chance of crashing when passing a car in that mode.

- It would be nice to be able to zoom into the action more, possible all the way to a chase camera angle.

- The quality of the car sounds need to be worked on, they don't sound very enticing at the moment.


Overall however I think this game has potential, i would love to work with the devs and advise on improvements and tweaks that can be made to the game. Feel free to reach out to me!

As far as race management games go, this is one of the easiest to get into. There is a little bit of micromanaging required, but not as much as in Frontiers F1 Manager series or the more comparable Motorsport Manager from 2016. Sure, there are a few issues (Car logo in the timing tower instead of team logo, opponents seemingly having infinite Push to Pass), but there isnt big game breaking stuff so far as i have encounterd. A single race mode would be nice to have, but for a game that isnt out that long, its good

The game is great with small bugs here and there like the glitch were the push to pass is stuck on ect. However I believe the biggest issue is the difficulty, it is way to easy to win even on hard mode. The lack of story lines after the end to your first season in Hypercar series also kills the game. And lastly there isn't much depth into researching and hiring, with simplistic gameplay. Overall great start to the game's development, hope there is more depth added into the game soon.