They are only fun with a logitech wheel and other driving hardware in my opinion, that and a surround sound setup. My uncle used to play F1 like that and it was awesome.

Do you maybe have a SubId for it?

It's awesome. I bought T1 even though I have the games (guess what I spent my 10$ wallet credit on that I got for subscribing to the yearly ;>), just to put it and the also awesome Toybox Turbos on my kid's Steam account :)

Same thing for me, now i will test my racing weel properly :-)

still better than ps bundles :D

Its not the worst ever, im pretty happy with it actually! Codemaster makes pretty good games (especially racing) but unless you dont like racing its pointless getting it xD

I want toybox turbos and grid 2. Then I see the the DLC for it is all in T3. I might just do T1.

I bet you have had a lot of practice with the stick shift..I hear Pornhub is the place to go to practice.

Which is quite weak and with low acceleration compared to a F1 car tho, and unlike rally cars would probably get stuck or spin out of control the moment there'd be a bit sand on the way. Additionally, public roads are usually not designed to handle car (nor bike) racing, and e.g. tires even on those "sports cars" are usually assumed to be for casual driving.

So, a so-called "sports car" may be nice bling-bling and have a nicely sounding "vrrrooom", but it is rather far from what could be considered a proper racing car as racing cars even with similar HP have among other things also way more focus on maintenance where e.g. brakes are on a professional level pretty much before every race as new (while your car has e.g. the same brake blocks perhaps even for more than one year).

Of course perhaps some argue that driving a real car is closer to racing than a racing simulation video game, but e.g. I find a racing simulation to be closer to racing experience than with a streets car, especially if that simulation does quite care a lot about getting right how long braking distance is at which weight etc. etc. - and such a video game seems to be anyhow saving quite some time to get multiplayer action going even with recording of lap time etc. instead of some "looking on the street for someone to emulate a sales rush with".

If you have F1 2016 then you already have one of the better games in the series from the latest years, my impression is that it was an improvement compared to both F1 2014 and 2015. If you have interest to have an F1 game with cars from the V8 era then 2011/2012 is worth checking out from the bundle, no doubt they're both worth a buck. :)

I'm fairly convinced that Autosport will be one of the reveals, the game art is used in the bundle background. Not sure if it's included in T2 or T3, though..

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But are they release on Steam? I don't what they aren't either, probably for some fucking stupid licencing reasons.

https://www.fanatical.com/en/bundle/nemesis-bundle-4

I'm not sure how that is any better I'm not saying it's worse but clearly, both bundles have terrible choices.

I think I bought it during the same IG sale ($14.99 IIRC). But the funny thing is although the game doesn't crash for me, I still cannot complete any race because every other car in the race is hell bent on crashing into me. I consider F1 2016 one of my worst purchases ever.

It has a horrible AI. For instance, when the AI (every car you see and even those "invisible" that you don't) instead of steering right to take a corner it steers left to send you into the landscape it's not funny anymore and it results into an unplayable obstacle course where you're for yourself and everyone else is after you. I don't know about the rest of them but I don't think F1 2016 has any right to be in the third tier. It has nice graphics, but it's practically in an unplayable state (at least for me).