Formula One Grand Prix

Formula One Grand Prix (in the United States - World Circuit) is a revolutionary Formula 1 race, published in 1992 by MicroProse, a company known to all fans of simulators. The game offers sixteen faithfully reproduced tracks, which were the arena of Formula 1 drivers in the 1991 season, all the then competitors (unfortunately, without real names) with carefully considered skills and a whole range of options, thanks to which the program can appeal both to fans of complex simulators, as well as ordinary arcade racing maniacs.

Games allows you to take part in both a single race and full world championships, including training, qualifications and the right competitions. During the latter you can freely configure your car, choose your tires, change the qualifying duration, number of laps, and also choose one of the five levels of difficulty offered by the program (from Rookie to Ace). The game also includes a large number of facilitations (e.g. automatic transmission, computer braking, indestructibility), so that the pleasure of driving will also be enjoyed by those for whom the need to set gear ratios may end with palpitation of the heart.

Formula One Grand Prix is a game refined in the smallest detail. An excellent driving model, great realism, weather conditions - all this made MicroProse an unrivalled product for a long time. High marks were also influenced by the sensational visual setting, with fully three-dimensional objects, tasteful photos of real cars in the menu, animations and a very good system of recording repetitions.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015