So I wanted to be fair with a 5 as the problem is specific to my setup and to anyone running 3 screens. From what I was able to play it does seem like a nice improvement in game mechanics over previous titles making it all the worse that I couldn't play it. If it's not going to support VR it has to support 3 screens so once again I had to hit the refund button on a Codemasters game. It's like they never even tested it - which is insane as many hardcore sim racers, like me, have triple monitor setups. Everything is extremely blocky and pixelated, sadly it seems that the issue persists with all multi-monitor setups. When playing in something like 5760x1080 things look horrible and I mean horrible. While you can now use separate devices the textures and anti-aliasing is AWFUL on triple monitor setups. After being disappointed by F1 2015 as it didn't allow for multiple USB controllers (so separate wheel and pedals) I was hoping that 2016 wouldn't have any stupid issues like that - and I was disappointed. After being disappointed by F1 2015 as it didn't allow for multiple USB I gave it a 5 but considered a 1 as it was almost unplayable for me.
I gave it a 5 but considered a 1 as it was almost unplayable for me. I was skeptical about this release after years of being disappointed, but this version is the best one yet. The depth of career mode is going to keep me hooked for a while. A lot of fun to play and great to look at. VR support is the only thing missing from this title in my opinion. Graphics look very good on my system, although I have had some FPS problems which I hope will be solved with better optimization down the road. The feeling of F1 is all around you, and it enhances the experience immensely. Presentation is one of the major successes in this game for me. The monotony of grinding out laps is broken by the decision making you need to have the right strategy to maximize your finish. Strategy becomes much more important than in previous versions, and as a result it adds layers of enjoyment to racing. The complexities of F1 are all present, but done in a way that is fairly intuitive and easy to understand. From an arcade game with no damage and unlimited rewinds to full length races more akin to a simulator, you can set things up to suit you. Combining driver aids with opponent difficulty gives a wide range of options that should open this game up to all gamers. Combining driver aids with opponent difficulty gives a wide range of options that should F1 2016 is an polished, fun, and versatile game. F1 2016 is an polished, fun, and versatile game.
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