While you’re not going to be doing any of the driving yourself, you will be deciding the details of your racing strategy. You’ll have similar control over what’s going on during actual races as well- this is an F1 game, after all. Your headquarters will, of course, be your base of operations as you manage your team in F1 Manager 2022. In between the actual races, this is where you’ll be doing must of your stuff, which will include things such as scouting, hiring, and poaching staff from other teams, signing drivers, upgrading facilities, managing your finances, and much more. That, as you would imagine, is going to entail quite a lot- so let’s get down to that.
F1 Manager 2022 will feature Formula One, Formula 2, and Formula 3, and will task you with choosing a team and then managing it down to the finest details, charting and deciding its future over the course of season after season. The meat and potatoes of the experience in F1 Manager 2022 is obviously going to be the career mode, and given that this is a sports management simulation game, you should have a decent idea of what to expect. It’s no surprise that more than a few people are excited to get their hands on the game, and ahead of its imminent launch, here, we’re going to go over some key details that you should know about it. August 30th will see the launch of F1 Manager 2022, a management simulation sim developed by Frontier Developments of Elite Dangerous and Jurassic World Evolution fame, that’ll put a completely different spin on the F1 formula- as the Football Manager to F1’s FIFA, if you will. Thanks to Codemasters, the F1 license has had a major presence in the gaming space for quite some time now, and with all the success that the annual racing sim series has enjoyed on both critical and commercial fronts, it’s now branching out into new genres as well.
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