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EA Sports FC 26 is the best in years, featuring two distinct gameplay styles for different modes, significant improvements in realism and responsiveness, and engaging career and Ultimate Team modes, making it a highly enjoyable football game despite some mode similarities to previous versions.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 expands on its 2020 predecessor with a deep career mode and a 1:1 scale Earth, offering varied missions like firefighting and search and rescue. However, its launch was marred by technical issues, including inconsistent performance and streaming problems, which hinder the experience. While the game offers a rich simulation for enthusiasts, its technical shortcomings and complex controls may frustrate casual players.
F1 24 introduces a deeper driver-focused career mode and more forgiving driving physics, making it accessible for casual players using controllers. While the game maintains solid performance and graphics, it may not offer enough innovation for annual buyers or serious sim racers.
EA Sports' F1 24 video game launches today, featuring a revamped Career Mode, updated circuits, and enhanced realism. New features include a Driver Recognition System, Two-Player Career Mode, and EA SPORTS Dynamic Handling for improved car physics. The game also introduces a 'Fanzone' in 'F1 World' for community challenges and rewards, with post-launch content planned around actual F1 events.
After a long wait, the Undisputed game is set to introduce a career mode on February 12, featuring flat-footed movement, fighter customization, a new camera angle, and various career mode options such as the Career Hub, Gym, Rankings, and Fight Negotiations. The update will also bring changes to the gameplay and will be available to existing players at no additional cost, while the price for new players will increase.
Forza Motorsport, the eighth installment in the popular racing game series, is making a confident return with familiar strengths and weaknesses. The game features stunning visuals, engaging vehicle handling, and lively driver AI. It introduces a compulsory pre-race practice session and a car-specific progression system, allowing players to level up their cars and unlock upgrades. The game also offers the option to choose grid positions before each race, with the further back you start, the bigger the credit bonus for securing a podium finish. While these choices provide customization and player agency, they may limit the developer's authorship and fair challenges. Forza Motorsport will be released on October 10th for Windows PC, Xbox Series X, and Game Pass.
Forza Motorsport's new Builders Cup career mode focuses on car building and rewards good driving with Car XP, which unlocks categories of upgrades in the tuning shop. Car Points are awarded after every race and can be used to purchase parts. The Challenge The Grid component allows players to choose their starting position and earn a larger payout if they reach the podium. The campaign is entirely online, and the customization options need improvement, but overall, Forza Motorsport's new career mode has a lot going for it.
Turn 10 has revealed a new career mode for Forza Motorsport, featuring RPG-like progression and car levels. The game will have a new on-track sector mechanic to help players level up faster, and each car will have its own progression system. The upgrade system has also been overhauled, with new manual and automatic options. The game's physics and AI systems have also been improved. However, players will need to be logged in online to enjoy the new career mode.
Forza Motorsport's career mode will require an internet connection for all progression, while free play mode will be accessible offline. The game will have no loot boxes or micro-DLC, and the team plans to bring free cars and more to the game after launch. The game is set to launch in October for Xbox Series X|S and PC.
Turn 10 has released a gameplay demo of Forza Motorsport's new career mode, Builders Cup, which challenges players to earn over 800 performance upgrades and race against advanced AI opponents. The game will be released on October 10, 2023, for Xbox Series X/S and PC, with a Premium Edition available for $99.99/£99.99. Xbox One players can stream the game through Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta) included in Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
Forza Motorsport, the eighth title in Turn 10 Studios' driving sim franchise, is set up more like a service game than a traditional AAA title, with a new career mode loop and monthly content updates. The game's creative director, Chris Esaki, describes the loop as "level, build, dominate," and sees it as a way to get players interested in a broad swathe of cars. The game is set to release on October 10th.
Turn 10 has revealed the cover cars for Forza Motorsport and announced that the game's career mode will be showcased during Forza Monthly on June 13. The Xbox Games Showcase on June 11 will also feature an up-close look at the cars. Forza Motorsport was originally set to launch in spring 2023, but is now listed as "coming 2023."
Cricket 24, the official game of the Ashes, developed by Big Ant Studios in partnership with Cricket Australia, is set to release in June. The game promises an overhauled fielding system, enhanced online functionality, and a boosted career mode with a full Ashes immersion experience. It also introduces Pro Team, where gamers can collect their favorite players from across the world and take to the field with their own cricket dream team. The game features more than 50 highly detailed official stadiums and gives equal billing to men's and women's cricket.