More information about this year’s edition of their Formula 1 racing sim series has been made public by EA and Codemasters. F1 23 will hit PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PC through the EA Application, Steam and Awe-inspiring Games Store on June sixteenth.
In addition to other things, the game will highlight the arrival of the Slowing down Point story mode. Although it was absent from F1 2021, Braking Point made its debut there. This time around, Devon Head servant (the main bad guy from the primary part) and Aiden Jackson are currently colleagues in an upstart dashing group hoping to take on F1’s forces to be reckoned with. You can hope to experience new characters, difficulties and contentions.
Based on the feedback from F1 teams, Codemasters has improved the handling of the cars. This time around, the cars are said to behave more predictably and have more traction when braking, accelerating, and navigating turns. According to EA, the studio has also added Precision Drive technology for controller players, balanced the aerodynamics and tire grip for increased realism, and improved engine torque and inertia.
The street circuit for the upcoming Las Vegas Grand Prix and the Lusail International Circuit in Qatar, as well as every driver, team, and circuit from the real-world 2023 season, are included in the game. From the start, you’ll be able to access the legacy circuits Paul Ricard (in France), Shanghai (in China), and Portimo (in Portugal).
Race distances can be set to 35% of real-world distances by players. Those who may not have the time for a standard-length grand prix should have more flexibility as a result. In addition, EA has delayed the inclusion of red flags, an essential component of Formula One races, in the series until 2023.