Manage a high stakes F1 team!
Grand Prix Manager is a well realized, very playable and, most of all, a very streamlined game, in that it has all the elements that you'd want from a game such as this one, and all of them are organized with a good idea of what makes a game playable and what it enjoyable to sink into. So, all the immediate controls that you are going to use more often are included on a bottom sidebar. From there you click on the menu and a larger window pops into view. You can then go on and make the necessary adjustments and you're immediately on the top down world of the game, that shows the current track. The game allows you to do a lot of work, if you will, in between season racing and during the races. Plus, you get a press portion to the game, so that you really get your time's worth. So, overall, Grand Prix Manager is a beautiful, well produced, well organized (exceptionally well organized, I could say!) oldie, that really stands the test of time. Yep, the 2D maps of the tracks don't really put you there, in the heat of the moment, but after all this is not a racer game, but a high level management one, of which it does a very good job. A good alternative can be F1 Manager Professional, but don't expect the same expert organization that F1 Manager Professional shows.
