Motorsport Manager

So first of all I would like to say that I probably played as good as any F1 Manager that there was and that's why I think I can judge well what's good about the Motorsport Manager and what's not. First of all, I think it's in From the Outset to say that this is a Game that was a Tablet-/smartphone Game and then appeared for PC/Steam. This is a Motorsport Manager and F1 is not simply good, because that way you keep all Options open for the Future. The Menu guide is simple and you can see that here from the tablet/smartphone, as it is already visible almost everywhere nowadays, this scroll Function is available. Personally, I can do with the Life that is there, but I also know People who can start with this Kind of Menu nix. Visually, you shouldn't expect much, but it's when you have a reasonably up-to-date PC, it's not quite nauseous. In my Opinion, the Main Focus here is not on the Vehicles, but more and the Environment, which is quite nicely designed. Now to the Game itself. Depending on your desired, you can choose a Team from one of the 3 Hangover Calories. If Desired, also create a suites, which then takes a lot of Experience in order to be Successful. The lowest Category is applied to Junior Categories, so F3 and all that. The 2nd Category is then laid out and the Formula 2/GP2, and the highest what else and the F1. If you then have decided on a Team (which in the WMC is already quite clearly designed to the real Teams, as well as the Drivers) then go off. You are now in The Overview and can check messages, repair or improve your Car. Make New Parts. Drivers negotiate (but these are quite poorly held, for example, want the most maximum salary or premiums). New Mechanics (2 pieces, 1 per Driver each) or designer/technicians can be hired who then have values in 6 different Categories, which have an influence on the Vehicle and the Development. Furthermore, Sponsorship agreements can also be concluded, which then flush money into the Coffers (although not too much, especially in the low Categories). 3 Fixed payments can be concluded and 3 Result oriented Sponsorship contracts can be concluded. Now to the Race Weekend itself. You start by picking one of your 3 Riders for Free practice. Once one has decided, the Outsource Setup must now be chosen. Depending on the Route, for things such as Wings, Suspension is usually clear in which direction it is heading. In addition, the Driver Helps feedback just like a green bar in which one should stay in to achieve the best Results. Furthermore, various Smileys show how good the usual Setup was in the different Categories. Is the Training passing to Qualifying. You don't have to pay much attention to this, except that you bring Tyres and Brakes to the Right Temperature, which is sometimes quite difficult. On Request, the Computer also does this on its own. THANK YOU Before the Race starts, you can rethink the Tyre choice, Setup and Strategy itself. Depending on which category you are in, you can now choose between 2 or 3 different Tyres. You now give instructions to your Driving regarding Speed and Fuel Consumption. If the Tires become too hot, you should slow down, and vice versa faster if they get too cold. It's Best to try to stay in the Middle of the Ad. Gasoline can be consumed as desired as Long as you get to the Finish line with what you have;) Rain can also occur and depending on the Season, even around the 5 Degree Temperature depending on where the Race takes place. All in all, anyone's top Manager or Beginner can play this Game with fun and a lot of Fun. There are plenty of Tips in the Game for Beginners and pretty much everything is explained within the Game. As the Game continues to be processed, additional Content or DLC/Patches can also be expected for Further Time. The DLC are not necessary, but if you would like to manage cars with GT Cars or need New Challenges, you can like to strike here. I think 7 or 8/10 Points for a Manager who has a Lot of Potential however, put at some but is held to Simple. At least not as shitty as Pole Position of Calypso ...