At the moment, F1 Manager 2022 is basically Schrodinger's cat, but instead of in a box, it's on Steam, both completely free and discounted at the same time. There is no great physics-based mystery ...

Make your mark on Formula 1 in the officially licensed F1 Manager 2022 as you choose your team and be the boss with the full 2022 roster of staff and drivers. Following a licensing agreement signed in ...

Frontier Developments in its latest earnings report for the six month period ending November 30, 2022 announced F1 Manager 2022 has sold over 600,000 units since its release. The sales for the game ...

Developer and publisher Frontier Developments have decided to give out F1 Manager 2022 for free on Steam until March 6th. The move is being made to celebrate the start of the 2023 Formula 1 World ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from F1 Manager 2022 Make your mark on Formula 1 in the officially licensed F1 Manager 2022. Choose your team and be the boss with the full 2022 roster of staff ...

In addition to our main Game of the Year Awards 2022, each member of the PC Gamer team is shining a spotlight on a game they loved this year. We'll post new personal picks, alongside our main awards, ...

There was a lot of hype for Frontier’s officially licensed Formula 1 management sim among the racing series’ fans as well as among management game enthusiasts when it landed last year. F1 Manager 2022 ...

Formula One has a rich, prominent history in gaming, and has been carrying the racing genre for as long as it exists. Over ...

Even as a sports management simulation, even when the race was running at 16x speed, F1 Manager 2022’s events could be a pretty meaty affair. Depending on your level of involvement in your driver’s ...

F1 Manager 2023 from developer Frontier Developments has one of the most difficult tasks possible in the sports video game world—following up a successful debut well enough to justify an annual series ...

Last year's F1 Manager 2022 let us taste the pain of being an F1 team principal, coming away with a newfound respect for Horner, Wolff et al, but also with an air of optimism for Frontier's new series ...