We’re just five races into the 2023 Formula 1 World Championship. While this season has been highlighted by Red Bull Racing’s dominance, gamers will get the chance to create their own narrative in the upcoming video game.
Features Return of F1
The PC version will once again have VR support. No announcement has been made regarding PSVR 2 support.
Fans of Codemasters’ Formula 1 Racing series will be pleased to know that certain game modes are returning for the company’s third installment of the franchise. This mode is strangely unavailable in F1 22, but hopefully it stays around for the long haul. It will continue the story of 21’s Braking Point, following two young drivers, Aiden Jackson and Devon Butler, and their battle to beat each other and climb to the top of Formula 1.
My Team is back which will once again allow you to create your own racer and racing team. Want to make a Marlboro or Snickers Racing team? The world is your oyster.
Split screen is once again back, which is an underappreciated feature that doesn’t appear in most modern games.
New F1 Features 23
Similar to roster updates in other sports titles, F1 will include a car update with the official lineups of all 10 teams with their respective drivers. The Las Vegas and Qatar tracks are new additions, the latter of which looks great to explore at night.
35% Distance Level will be added. This is an option that adds realism to your experience by matching the race length as accurately as possible to the actual race. Tire wear has always been key in F1 games, even more so with this new feature. This is a feature that was only included in esports events in games, but now everyone can enjoy it. Franchise Director Lee Mather kept his promise to add this feature at some point in the series in 2021.
Oddly enough, Red Flag is another feature that was missing from F1 21 and F1 22. That’s not the case with F1 23, as Red Flag will finally make its debut in Codemasters’ latest racing game. Now players can be notified when a crash occurs.
There have also been leaks and rumors from Mike Straw from Insider Gaming indicating changes to the car upgrade system are also in the works. One of those upgrades includes sponsorships to earn more money for your team. Completing certain challenges and winning races under certain conditions can earn players car parts that can change the attributes of your vehicle. Unwanted or unused parts can also earn you extra money.
F1 23 Release Date, Version, and Price
F1 23 will be available in June 16 for next-generation and legacy consoles, as well as PCs. The cover featured Red Bull Racing driver and two-time world champion Max Verstappen.
The Standard Edition will cost $69.99 (USD) plus tax and will include:
- Basic Game
- F1® World Starter Pack
- 5,000 PitCoin Virtual Currency
The Champions Edition will cost $89.99 plus tax and will include:
- Basic Game
- Limited Time F1® 23 Las Vegas Content Pack
- 3 day early access
- Max Verstappen designs in-game items
- 4 new My Race Team icons
- Braking Point 2 My Team Icon + Vanity Item
- XP increase
- F1® World Bumper Package
- Virtual Currency – 18,000 PitCoins
EA Sports has released a roadmap with announcements ahead of the game’s launch. We’ll keep you updated on all the latest F1 23 news.
We have lots of news to share #F123 in the coming weeks 📰
It starts tomorrow, with a detailed look at some of the biggest gameplay features to expect at launch 🔥 pic.twitter.com/Ys5wtXWivS
— EA SPORTS™ F1® (@EASPORTSF1) 10 Mei 2023
2023-05-10 18:57:45
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