Frontier has announced it is ending post-launch support for its inaugural F1 Manager sim less than two months after release, saying its next patch will be the game’s last major update as it moves staff elsewhere to “ensure upcoming F1 Manager projects realise their potential”.
F1 Manager 2022, which launched at the end of August, is the first of four games planned for release under Frontier’s new F1 licensing deal. It put players in the role of a team principal, challenging them to lead their “drivers, engineers and fans to glory in the 2022 FIA Formula 1 Drivers’ World Championship and FIA Formula 1 Constructors’ World Championship”.
While F1 Manager 2022 received a decent critical reception at launch, it’s drawn criticism among players for shallow, undercooked features and a significant number of bugs. Many had hoped at least some of these issues would be properly addressed through robust post-launch support, but Frontier has now called time on further development.
Source – eurogamer.net
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