
The intense world of Formula 1® comes alive for a new season in F1® Manager 2023. 23 races, six F1® Sprint events, new cars, new circuits including the Las Vegas Strip Circuit, new drivers, new challenges… Your legacy begins here.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | — | 2.2Kreviews | 81% | — | not modelled |
| Free | 1.1Kratings | 77% | — | not modelled | |
| $54.99 | — |
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F1® Manager 2023 puts you in the team principal’s seat, offering a deep, rewarding, and surprisingly intense experience where races are won (or lost) through planning, precision, and real-time decision-making—not just raw speed. It’s not about driving; it’s about directing, and Frontier Developments has delivered another strong entry in this growing management sim franchise. You don’t take the wheel in F1® Manager 2023—instead, you manage every other aspect: scouting drivers, improving your facilities, developing car parts, planning strategies, and calling crucial shots during the race weekend. Races play out in real time with beautifully rendered cars and dynamic camera angles, but beneath the polish is a rich layer of tactical depth. You'll have to think about tire degradation, fuel loads, weather conditions, DRS opportunities, pit stop timing, and driver temperament. Every call you make can be the difference between a podium finish and a costly failure. The 2023 edition adds greater mid-race control, more realistic driver behavior, and improvements to pit strategies and AI logic. You can now micromanage pace and push levels more granularly, adding a level of tension that keeps you engaged from lights out to checkered flag. The visual presentation is excellent for a management sim. While you're not driving, the cars look and sound authentic, and the broadcast-style presentation makes watching the races surprisingly thrilling. The menus are sleek, though still a bit dense for newcomers. The voice acting and radio chatter, while repetitive at times, help build immersion, and the inclusion of all official teams, drivers, and tracks from the 2023 season gives the experience a level of authenticity F1 fans will appreciate. Pros: -Deep, detailed management systems -Visually impressive for a strategy game -Authentic F1 atmosphere with real teams, drivers, and tracks -Engaging real-time race-day decision-making -Expanded strategic options over the 2022 edition Cons: -Steep learning curve, especially for F1 newcomers -Mid-season management can feel repetitive -Minor bugs and occasional simulation oddities -Lacks some off-track personality/interaction with drivers or rivals F1® Manager 2023 is a cerebral, immersive experience tailor-made for fans of motorsport and micromanagement. It’s not for casual racing fans looking for thrills behind the wheel, but for those who want to guide a team to greatness through strategy, patience, and precision, this game delivers a championship-worthy performance. Rating: 8/10
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Game has a steep learning curve and it really enjoyable once you’ve gotten over this. One major issue is a UI bug during races where the UI will freeze with the game continuing in the background, only way out of it is to close the game so it’s unplayable at times, believe I’ve had this 4/5 times now so it’s cannot recommend it due to this.
Stroll bateu na curva dois e destruiu a corrida da equipe realmente eh um jogo que condiz muito com a realidade
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Играю за РБ. Предлагаю контракт на 4 года Алонсо. Контракт не устраивает, так как он собирается заканчивать карьеру. 0/10 за реалистичность
dear lord, just sell the ip to a different dev
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Big upgrade to the original 2022 game but I still wouldn't play full price for it. It's fun and more manager-y but after one season or two it gets very boring very fast. There's a lack of drama and story which could add so much to the world building in your, essentially, fantasy season. Would be cool if there were more News articles or little Will Buxton cut scenes or TP interview sessions every few races just to add some variety to this otherwise very monotone game. The mods look good though so at least there's that. Cool community liveries and new teams including changing the team name in the standings, on Racedepartment (or Overtake as it's called now) Look for 60% sales, anything less isn't worth it
Good game but one MAJOR ISSUE... Why is Oscar Piastri so bad.
Note: 6 out of 10 I waited a long time to post my review of this iteration of F1 Manager 2023 as I really wanted to have a total understanding and a fair assesment of the game as I did last year. I'll try to make it quick. I played 400 hrs on the F1 Manager 22 and 300 hours on F1 Manager 23. Pros: Wonderful graphics Many team radio messages and presentation (thanks for the updates from 2022, appreciated) Somewhat interactive gameplay.... IN RACE !!! Cons: Very linear gameplay (no cinematic interaction or real career development path) (Nothing for manager nor Drivers...nothing) Buggy (Had a 5th season Ferrari run ruined by a bug that brought my team from winning the WDC and WCC to being 3 seconds behind the last place in the next season. Every update made it worse. I had to resort to using a database editor to boost my team and keep playing to make it enjoyable.) (Opened a ticket 2 months after the game was released and to this day, it was never addressed.) Overly simplistic car and staff/driver development based on 5 sliders each (or about), which is kind of a joke given that it's a management game Nonetheless, I bought the Deluxe version last year and bought it again this year as I believe someone at Frontier will finally wake up and understand why people are naturally attracted to F1 more than NASCAR racing. If the developers read this, you really need to put your big boy pants on and make this a management game and not an F1 Tycoon type of game. Rest assured, I love a good "put a lion in a cage and build a path and feed it" type of game once in a while, but when I want to play F1 and feel immersed as a manager, I'm expecting more than just poaching the top engineers and drivers and calling it a day. Additionally, there's data that an F1 team would gather from every race, and there's absolutely zero incidence between new parts being implemented and a team's learning curve throughout a season. The only benefit is a confidence level from the driver, and that's it. I believe in you and I'm okay giving you another $83 CAD for a ''moral'' update and more shinny graphics with pink liveries, but at some point, I believe you should actually start to tackle the game as it should be and give F1 management, environment, and intricacies an honest shot. (*Underline those 2 last words)
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