Recent reviews by KHUNTZA

This game narrates the tale of a man who forcibly establishes a friendship with a vulnerable person. As time progresses, he inserts himself into their creative process, disregarding evident signs of mental illness and cries for help. Opting to share the person's deeply personal art without consent, he proudly discusses the satisfaction he derives from doing so. Upon losing the friendship and dissatisfied with the relationship's resolution, he decides to compile the work into a commercial product, essentially monetising it to appease himself.

Considering this as a work of fiction, one might wonder about its purpose. While one interpretation suggests encouraging the creation of art and games solely for personal satisfaction, I found it to be meritless and distasteful. It's astonishing that some people regard this game as a pivotal emotional experience.

The game is fun for what it is but it could be so much more.. Coming in I knew its not a real simulator but it could be something great with a few small shifts in focus from Codemasters. It's definitely a victim of the develop for consoles first mentality. It feels like a waste of the F1 license, on PC at least.

General thoughts..
- Mahaveer Raghunathan is worth the price of admission alone and performs as my teammate as expected.
- A.I. seem to give about as much room during overtaking as Hamilton does Albon.
- The game desperately needs VR.. As someone who's just gotten into sim racing in the recent Covid wave, I've quickly found that for me and my friends VR is the only way to race. Its criminal that Codemasters seem stubborn on adding this.
- It's feels like a bit of a cash cow. Why TF would I want to spend real dollerydoos on the millions of different liveries and junk. It only serves as a reminder that devs spending time making this crap takes away from making a better game.
- The 'my team' aspect is interesting but also take it or leave it once you smash out a logo and livery.
- I've got to set my wheel to 300-360 degrees manually in the wheel drivers. Might be because its old an old wheel but surely the game can recognise a 900 degree wheel and make the necessary adjustments.
- Menus can be a bit ♥♥♥♥♥♥ to navigate sometimes.
- Engine sounds need to be beefier.

I paid $84.95 for this tool and it was honestly $84.95 too much.

It's features are slim and its light on content. The developers web page links to a Steam Workshop that does not contain additional xpacks.

I wanted to grab real world google data but there is a BlenderGIS plugin that worked way better than this and was free.

I get it, the developer has put in a lot of time and effort making this and deserves to be rewared but currently I feel like I've been scammed and don't feel good about this purchase. Learn Blender, you'll thank me for it.