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Review of F1 2020 on PlayStation 4

by Hemal Harris Hemal Harris photo Jul 2020
Cover image of F1 2020 on PS4
Gamefings Score: 9
Platform: PS4 PS4 logo
Released: 10 Jul 2020
Genre: Racing
Developer: Codemasters Birmingham
Publisher: Codemasters

Introduction

Welcome to the world of F1 2020, where fast cars, high stakes, and even higher heart rates await! As the latest racing sim from Codemasters, this game lets you strap into the world of Formula 1-where the only thing faster than your car may be your decline into full-blown panic during tight races. Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines, and prepare for the challenge of a lifetime!

Gameplay

Now, F1 2020 isn't just a regular racing game; it's like riding a roller coaster while trying to balance a stack of plates on your head-difficult but exhilarating! The gameplay demands unparalleled precision and skill, as you navigate 22 circuits that test both your reflexes and your decision-making speed. Every turn is a nail-biter, every pit stop a potential catastrophe! New to this installment is the 'My Team' feature, which lets you not only race but also create your own F1 team! You get to pick your name, livery, and sponsor (Kraft Dinner, perhaps?) while simultaneously contending with the high-powered politics of F1. Imagine trying to negotiate a sponsorship deal while simultaneously avoiding being flattened by Lewis Hamilton-yeah, it's just that intense. But let's talk about the real heroes of this game: the difficulty settings. If you think you can hop in like a casual housecat and come out an F1 legend, think again! You'll spend more time in the gravel and walls than on the actual track unless you know how to work those gears. The AI is ruthless-one mistake, and you're off to the back of the pack faster than you can say 'overtake'. Plus, the game allows you to customize race lengths and even provide you a chance to train in F2 before diving into the high-octane madness of F1! Consider it a bit like a diploma in high-speed panic management.

Graphics

Visually, F1 2020 is a treat-like mustard on a hot dog. The details pop, the cars look stunning, and the tracks mimic real-world counterparts so well you'll think you've been transported directly to the Monaco Grand Prix. A slight motion blur gives it a lively feeling, as though the cars are truly rocketing past your screen at breakneck speeds. If Michael Bay ever made a racing movie, F1 2020 would be the video game equivalent: full of fast-paced action and spectacular visuals that keep your eyeballs glued to the screen. It's so beautiful, you may even shed a tear or two, especially when you realize your favorite driver just flew by while you were busy spinning out in Turn 1.

Conclusion

In the end, F1 2020 offers one of the most thrilling and technically demanding experiences available in a racing game. It rewards patience, practice, and-let's be honest-lots of above-average steering skills. So, if you're looking for a challenge that can be both frustrating and rewarding, strap in, hold on tight, and prepare for an experience that will leave your pulse racing and your lap times dropping. Just remember-fastest does not always mean safest! And don't forget to breathe; you'll need all your faculties intact when you're lining up against the likes of Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton! With a smirk on your face and a racing wheel in your hands, it's time to show the world you're not just here to participate; you're here to conquer! Buckle up, folks; it's going to be a bumpy ride!

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