F1 2018 Download PC

Developer: Codemasters Birmingham

Release date: 2018

Platform: Windows (PC)

Genre: Racing

Version: 1.16

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F1 2018 is a racing video game and the tenth instalment in the Formula One video game franchise developed and published by Codemasters. The game is based on the 2018 Formula One World Championship and includes all twenty-one circuits from the calendar and all twenty drivers and ten teams competing in the season. It was released on 24 August 2018 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. An iOS version released October 18, 2018. An Android version was released on November 26, 2018.

Features

F1 2018 features substantial revisions to its career mode compared to previous systems. F1 2017 introduced a detailed progression system that allowed the player to focus on developing the engine, chassis and aerodynamics of their car. This was simplified in F1 2018 as Codemasters' research demonstrated that players were losing interest in the game before completing the car's development cycle.

Players develop their cars by spending "development points", which are earned by meeting research and development targets during free practice sessions. Codemasters have introduced a wider range of free practice programs to the game in a bid to extend the game's longevity. At the halfway point of each championship, the player has the option of ending their development cycle and banking all future development points for the next championship. This function has a renewed importance in F1 2018 as teams are subject to rule changes at the end of each championship which can potentially compromise the car's performance.

As with previous titles, F1 2018 includes "Classic Cars", or Formula One cars from previous seasons. The game includes the McLaren M23 and Ferrari 312T, which were driven by James Hunt and Niki Lauda during the 1976 championship; the Brawn BGP 001, the car which Jenson Button and Brawn GP won the 2009 World Drivers' and World Constructors' Championships; and the Williams FW25, the car with which Juan Pablo Montoya finished third in the 2003 championship. All of the Classic Cars that were featured in F1 2017 are included in F1 2018.

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As the game is based on the 2018 championship, the Circuit Paul Ricard will make its début in the series. The Hockenheimring, which was last featured in F1 2016, will make its return to the game. Similarly, the Sepang International Circuit will no longer be included after its removal from the calendar.

The mobile version sees players make their own cars and simply race 1-lap duels in 3 different race types (qualifying, sprint, grid start). To explain this, qualifying mode is simply race against a ghost car, who is your opponent. AI cars don't exist in Duel Qualifying. Sprint race is a race which starts via a rolling start, a bit like the V8 Supercars races in Australia. Grid Starts are the normal F1 start, with a clutch button that you need to hold before the race starts, like the main console game (F1 2018). There are different leagues that require the player to get an obligatory number of trophies to reach, for example League 6 requires no less than 450 trophies. You lose trophies if your opponent beats you. When the game was out on iOS, there was no punishment system for collisions/corner cuts, but an update on December 18, 2018 now penalizes corner cutting or collisions by a 'Safety Rating' which rates drivers based on their overall cleanliness as a real F1 driver. Originally the game had only 17 tracks but Mexico, Brazil, the new French circuit at Paul Ricard and the season finale at Yas Marina. The game is called F1 Mobile Racing and is available for free in the App Store or Google Play, but you can buy the official 2018 cars for about C$ 14.99 depending on how well that car performed on the actual 2018 season. On release date, many people said that there were bugs when racing online and against AI, but that was fixed.

Development

Following widespread criticism of a qualifying format used in the opening rounds of the 2016 championship, the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and commercial rights holder Liberty Media announced plans to trial regulation changes through the Formula One eSports Series, which débuted in 2017 with the release of the F1 2017 video game.