Starting off at the smaller teams, you work your way to the bigger teams, like Ferrari and McLaren. Then there is a career mode, which is basically you exploring the driving life of your character. You can choose whether to do practice, qualifying and a race or just to go straight for racing. There is a grand prix mode which lets you do either single races or create a series of races in which to compete.
Instead let's have a look at the modes on offer while you're not connected to the internet. Problem is that there isn’t really one in F1 2012, short of your playing out your own F1 season. Normally we would put together a story section here to discuss what sort of tale is to be told in a game. The new tracks are also a nice touch, and it felt quite special racing Circuit of the Americas before the real drivers did it for real. Weather looks as impressive as ever and the rain makes for some very tough racing. On the flip side we witnessed some seriously impressive overtakes and not once did any race feel like it was particularly on rails. The AI also seems a lot more wise to some of your more brash moves and will get out the way. This became especially rewarding when you successfully pull-off a difficult manoeuvre, because now the risks involved are so much greater. We found ourselves doing a lot more overtaking. We found ourselves gradually turning off more and more driver aids as things went on, each time the play getting more rewarding, yet harder, at the same time. Of course even getting to this point requires you to master the fairly fiendish difficulty of F1 2012. Take things all the way to the end of a season and it feels there might have just been a moment when you experienced what it was like to really drive an F1 car. A few races in, and you start to realise just how complex and finely tuned the handling engine of the game has become. Gameplayį1 2012 does so many little things to improve upon the gameplay of the last title that, at first glance, it's hard to notice. The difference is that he has been on a diet and come back faster, fitter and sharper than ever. Likening it to the our first experiences with the iPhone 5, the first encounter feels like meeting an old friend. This is without doubt the finest in the series. But with F1 2012 have we finally got moving? Or are we still doomed to a stall and an 8th place finish? The short answer is no. If F1 2010 was the spark that started it all, then 2011 was definitely the vroom after the ignition. (Pocket-lint) - Every year Codemaster’s F1 games get better.
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