Motorsport Manager

[h1]Review (Short):[/h1] [u][b]Management - (9/10):[/b][/u] Motorsport Manager is the best racing management game there is out there despite releasing in 2016. It's very in depth when it comes to managing a team, whether you've created one or taken over one. You're able to manage pretty much everything about a Motorsport team such as the drivers, engineers, cars, finance, factories, and have decision making choices thrown at you. Every aspect of the management makes it very immersive, like for example, the drivers can be dealt with by taking a look at their ratings, and allowing you to make a decision if they should be developed, get kicked off, or stay long term. Racing management is even a more vital mechanic of MM as you can make decisions in races based on the usage of tyre wear, fuel consumption, car setup, and pit stops are all very crucial to learn and to take note of, if you want your drivers to succeed at taking pole and most importantly, winning a race. Upgrading the car is very important when it comes to being the top team of course, as the game gives you six parts to upgrade based off of, and it's all up to you on what part you think will give you a push to victory on the next race. Reliability is also important while upgrading as it can impact your cars in a race. Bad reliability will make you suffer mechanical issue and cause very long pit stops to repair the low reliability items. The management is very unique and is much better in every aspect compared to F1 Manager. As a management game, it's one of the most addictive games that I've played, compared to others in the management genre. [u][b]Simulation - (9/10):[/b][/u] The simulation in Motorsport Manager is quite more grounded compared to F1 Manager. The AI in this game is much better when it comes to competing against them in races and car development. Whereas in F1 Manager, the AI is somehow always jumping ahead of you, and making it impossible to develop a car that can fight for pole and winning a race. MM tries to make it fair, and succeeds in making you feel like you're ahead of top teams. MM provides realism when it comes to weather in game, tyre grip, driver mistakes, and mechanical issues. [u][b]Interface - (8/10):[/b][/u] The interface is intuitive and easy to navigate, after playing it for the first couple of hours. Menus are cleanly designed, and important details about your team are easily accessible. Once you’re familiar with the mechanics of the game, the UI makes it easy to manage your team efficiently. [h1]OVERALL - (9/10)[/h1] Is it worth your money? -Yes is it addicting? -Yes When will things start to click for me? -2-10 hours of play time is it better than F1 Manager? -Depends on your taste, F1 manager is more laid back while MM is more challenging, but MM>F1 M Does it support mods -Yes