EA has released a new trailer for upcoming racing games F1 25. The trailer focuses on the level of credibility that the publisher has been able to achieve a host of customization options available to players, along with the developer’s codemaster.
In terms of reliability and realism, F1 25 A new level of realism can be achieved thanks to the more advanced techniques that developers use to achieve higher fidelity visuals. As the trailer explains, Lidar technology (light detection and distance scanning) was used in a variety of popular F1 tracks around the world. This allows the game to capture all the minor details on the track.
The track’s visuals have also been significantly improved through Lidar. The trailer explains how the technology was used to improve the leaves around the track. This also allowed the studio to add an extra touch, like the cherry blossom trees on a Suzuka Truck.
The visuals also get a big boost, especially on PCs that can support pass tracing. If your PC is strong enough to support the functionality, F1 25 It features more realistic visuals and acts lightly like the real world.
There have also been improvements in the audio. The game features a huge number of audio lines from real drivers and other F1 personalities such as engineers and pit crews. Players will notice differences in radio chatter depending on the performance of the overall game. It also features an audio line from F1 broadcaster Naomi Schiff and F1 commentator Alex Jacques.
Customization is also a big feature F1 25This game introduces the pre-live liver based on the brand identity of a fictional company that offers sponsorship in the game’s career mode. These livers fit perfectly with the livers of real-world F1 cars and are designed to be as realistic as possible.
The game also promotes players who are obsessed with their sponsors in My Mode by allowing players to access more sponsor slots and allowing sponsor decals to be added to the car to earn more money.
F1 25 It was announced in March. Games that come to PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S are available in the standard version for $59.99. There is also an iconic edition priced at $79.99. This will provide buyers with advanced access to in-game merchandise and three days of games by the release date on May 30th.
Details about the game were revealed through a trailer last month, including the fact that Brake Point Story Mode will make returns. This story revolves around Connor Sports and the pursuit of the World Championships. The mode also features new difficulty settings for players who may want to focus more on the story, as opposed to gameplay. Check out last month’s trailer for more details.
In the meantime, check out our review of last year’s entry from EA F1 series.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TV4C4IPNOYQ
