With F1 23 out now on all platforms, players will soon be able to experience the game's handling and physics overhaul, and they've got real-life F1 drivers and teams to thank for it.
F1 23 includes a bunch of new features including the narrative story mode Braking Point 2, Precision Drive for controller players, two brand-new tracks (Las Vegas and Losail) and a league racing overhaul. But by far the biggest change for this year is the handling and physics overhaul, which were first revealed in early May along with the release date. Mirror Gaming was also able to try a preview of the gameplay before release.
The F1 cars in F1 23 have more traction in low speed corners and more stability in medium and high-speed corners, representing how F1 cars actually handle in real life. The handling changes, combined with the plethora of game modes and experiences culminated in us giving F1 23 a five-star review, as the most complete F1 game ever made.
