Formula Legends

I don't know. There are some things to like here: mostly the tracks and general presentation. But the bad handling which feels like you have configured have your controller range as a dead zone, paired with the mountain of DLCs they keep pumping like there is no tomorrow makes this hard to recommend. There was a patch a while ago that added an alternative, so called improved handling model, but to be honest I found it worse than the original one. After a few hours you still get used to the handling of course, that's why we have a brain, right. But getting used to it and enjoying it are still two different things, If you absolutely feel you need to try it, maybe wait for a gold edition that includes everything, and maybe by then there will be a third handling mode that is any better. It's a pity. 6/10

Everything is great in this game: the track design, the car design ,the ui, the carrer, everything great except the actual racing, opponents will push you off the track even if it will ruin their own race, if you dont start at the front you will encounter a huge pile of cars just standing still in the middle of t1.

This game is phenomenal!!! It has everything it takes to be the perfect couch game for a ruthless, head-to-head battle with friends.The only problem... It doesn't have split-screen, so I can't do that.It's a perfect arcade racer for overtaking and counter-overtaking, maybe with a good handicap setting to balance out different skill levels.

I love the vibe of this game. The small, cartoony yet detailed cars look amazing, the tracks evolve naturally and look fantastic, and the UI changes for each era are nigh-on perfect. For an unofficial arcade-style racer, it honours the history of F1 in a way the official games stay away from. The legally-distinct driver / team names are hilarious too (Gerd Berg, Chuck Morris, Nicholas Goatifi). The game runs decently, if not spectacularly. I haven't encountered any game-breaking bugs, though the AI can act like the edges of the track (or the player) don't exist. The amount of content justifies the base game price, though releasing DLC packs of only 2 or 3 cars seems a little harsh. Only the season packs for early 2010s and late 2020s seem worth it, and maybe the Formula E pack. The biggest problem with the game involves the combination of the handling and some track design. The somewhat delayed steering of the cars (especially the older ones) on the 'not-Nordschleife' and vintage 'not-Monaco' felt like driving a wet leaf. The penalty system for track limits is also pretty inconsistent. Overall, I would recommend it as a great arcade-esque racing experience to long-time fans of F1, though the handling, track design and AI take a little getting used to.

Podrìa recomendar el juego, pero no. Es la asquerosa manía de hoy en día de vender juegos mutilados. Si lo quieres completo desembolsa otros veintitantos euros. Simplemente aberrante pagar mas de 40 euros, si lo quieres entero, por un juego de f1 arcade, por muy bien que esté.

For a game that's supposed to be an arcade style F1 racer, it tries very hard not to be. The weather conditions are far from consistent. Rain stopping in one Era on a track will have a completely different duration on a different Era in the same track. You can't time your tire changes properly and have to restart your race after you figure out you can keep your Wets 2-3 laps after it says the rain is stopping. Walls are far too punishing for a non-sim F1 game. You can barely scrape the wall at a 5 or 6 degree angle and you'll stop dead in your tracks. No skidding, no trading paint, just immediate stop. Don't even think about backing up. It simulates the whole shifting gears and backing up at 1-2 mph. You're better off resetting your car on the track. Overall, this game can't decide if it wants to be a sim or and arcade F1, and quite frankly the distinction makes for inconsistent and frustrating gameplay.

The best casual formula game yet, with enough realism to keep one engaged and challenged. Fun.

Bon petit jeu de course arcade. Sympa de commencer avec des F1 des années 60 et d'avancer de décennie en décennie. Je confirme que l'IA est conne à bouffer du foin et pas fair-play du tout. mais en soignant ses trajectoires, et en ayant un minimum de stratégie concernant les pit-stops, il y a moyen de gagner même au niveau de difficulté max. Cela reste un "petit" jeu mais vous en aurez pour votre argent. Je ne pensais pas y passer autant de temps. PS: ça marche nickel sous Linux Bazzite