Formula 1Android Video Games
Video Games Encyclopedia by Gamepressure.com
Android is the name for the Linux-based operating system from Google, used in smartphones and tablets from many manufacturers since 2008. Despite the fact that most of the devices on the market use Android, game developers slightly prefer its rival – iOS. Google’s OS is also a „heart” for consoles such as NVIDIA Shield, Amazon Fire TV and Ouya.
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Motorsport Manager Mobile 3
Strategy 18 July 2018
A strategy game, in which we play the role of racing team manager. We make all decisions - from personal, through those related to the development of vehicles, to the strategy and tactics for the season and race.
Motorsport Manager
Strategy 09 February 2015
A sports manager game in which we lead a racing team and try to win a fictional version of Formula 1. The economic system is the basis of the game – if we want to achieve success we have to manage our budget well and maintain balance between income and expenses. During the game we can hire new drivers and technicians, research new technologies and upgrades for our race cars as well as find optimal settings for the cars and create schemes for pit-stops.
F1 Mobile Racing
Racing 23 November 2018
A multiplayer racing game under the official Formula 1 license, developed by Eden Games and Codemasters Software. F1 Mobile Racing features all teams, cars, and circuits from the 2018 season. Apart from that, the title gives us a chance to create and modify our own car.
Motorsport Manager Mobile 2
Strategy 08 August 2017
Developed for mobile devices, Motorsport Manager Mobile 2 is a continuation of a popular motor sports manager created by Playsport Games. Like its predecessor, the game allows the players to lead a racing team on their way to success. One begins their career from minor competitions that are a part of the European Racing Series and head for the World Motorsport Championship – an equivalent of Formula 1.