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Review of F1 24 on PS4

by Gemma Looksby Gemma Looksby photo May 2024
Cover image of F1 24 on PS4
Gamefings Score: 7.5
Platform: PS4 PS4 logo
Released: 31 May 2024
Genre: Racing
Developer: Codemasters
Publisher: EA Sports

Introduction

Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines and grab your favorite soft drink because F1 24 has hit the tarmac like a king wearing a crown of raw horsepower. Forget the jitters from your morning coffee-this game is designed to get your heart racing faster than a Formula 1 car on a straightaway. Buckle up as we dive into the slick world of racing with those fancy cars that go really, really fast.

Gameplay

Like a proper race weekend, F1 24 gives players all the thrills and chills of a Grand Prix from the start to that ever-so-glorious chequered flag. Picture this: you strap on your favorite controller or steering wheel, and boom-you're in the cockpit of a super-fast car, feeling like the next Max Verstappen (minus the vast amounts of money, of course). This time around, Codemasters has thrown a bunch of new goodies your way, including a revamped career mode that allows you to play as your favorite drivers, which is basically like living your very own Fast and Furious movie-without the outrageous stunts and police chases. You'll earn your stripes (and reputation) throughout the F1 2024 season, but don't think it'll be smooth sailing. You'll be dodging pit stops, safety cars, and life-altering tire choices like a squirrel dodging traffic. Speaking of pit stops, it's like a game within a game, watching your pit crew scramble around-so much better than your teenage memories of taking five minutes to figure out how to microwave pizza rolls. Oh! And if your goal is to feel like an actual F1 driver, you'll have mid-race objectives thrown at you like it's a family dinner of unsolicited advice. No pressure, right? Complete them for bonus points and perks, because nothing screams success like racing against your best friend while also doing homework for your engineering degree, right? But let's not totally ignore the game's intentions here-Codemasters aims for a realistic feel, so you'll know what it means to take care of your tires like you're tending to your beloved pet hamster.

Graphics

F1 24 looks about as fresh as new sneakers on the first day of school. Thanks to the Ego Engine 4.0, the graphics are shiny enough to make a toddler drool. The environments are detailed and vibrant, ensuring you get a realistic racing experience reminiscent of being stuffed in a high-speed marble. The cars? Oh, the cars are works of art-each gleaming with sweat and determination as they navigate the tracks with the elegance of a gazelle running from a lion. But are they actually gazelle-like? Well, let's just say handling can feel a bit iffy, like trying to walk on ice in flip-flops. Treachery is afoot, but it's all part of the thrill of racing. Just be careful not to lose control; your controller might end up looking like a chew toy if you throw it across the room in frustration!

Conclusion

In galloping conclusion, F1 24 straddles the line between exhilarating and utterly frustrating like a toddler on a shopping cart. The new career mode and the F1 World expansion bring in some tasty, juicy features, but some hiccups in the handling mechanics and mid-race objectives are where it stumbles like a newborn giraffe. It scores a respectable 7.5 out of 10, which means that while it races toward the podium, it might get stuck in the gravel trap now and then. If you're die-hard about racing or just want to live your best speed demon fantasies, this game is definitely worth the buzz-or at least the energy drink! So grab your controller, rev those engines, and let's make some rubber-burning memories!

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