Expectations were rightfully high for F1 2016 when the Formula 1 motorsport game was released. After all, the previous rumor had been something of a fallback as the team got to grips with the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 consoles.
The first thing to note about F1 2016: it brought back Career mode and expanded it to 10 full seasons instead of the five of the previous titles. This is a decisive advantage, as it allows you to more comprehensively climb the ranks of the various teams before settling into one of the leading cars.
Career mode
However, nothing much has changed in terms of how this mode plays out. If you’ve played one of the Formula 1 versions of Codemaster, you will be very familiar with the evolution of Career mode. If you perform well in competitions and exceed your team’s expectations, your ranking will increase, while conversely it will decrease in the event of a crash or lower performance.
There are also a number of things to do outside of competitions. This includes a full series of free practice sessions where you can fine-tune your setup for each particular race. You can modify many characteristics to suit your driving style and individual track. It is very comprehensive and puts you in command of your performance so you know who is responsible for that lap time in qualifying.
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