Codemasters at the moment introduced that F1 2018, the most recent annual sequel of their sequence of aggressive pootling video games primarily based piss-takingly loosely on the favored Top Gear phase ‘Star in a Reasonably Priced Car’, will launch on August 24th. This 12 months’s sport will carry an outdated characteristic again to Career mode, add extra basic automobiles, and… different stuff. Codies aren’t saying but. They’re not even displaying screenshots but. But I’ll exit on a limb and guess that it’s broadly the identical as final 12 months’s sport, wanting a bit fancier, updating liveries and tracks, and tweaking some bits. You know, annual sequel stuff.
“Career mode has been further expanded to immerse players even deeper into the world of F1 than before, with the return of a highly requested feature back into the franchise,” Codies’ F1 franchise director Paul Jeal mentioned in at the moment’s announcement.
“We are also adding more classic cars, again listening to our fans as to which of the historical F1 cars they would most like to virtually drive next. Outside of those headline additions there are many other great enhancements to be revealed before the game launches.”
And that’s as particular as they get.
F1 2018 is coming to Windows by way of Steam on August 24. The sequence does even get Mac ports from Feral Interactive, and final 12 months’s launched alongside the Windows model, although neither Codies nor Feral have introduced any such factor for F1 2018 up to now. F1’s Mac bulletins have a tendency to come back just a few months after the preliminary announcement, thoughts, so don’t rule it out.
