You can also upgrade your headquarters to unlock bonuses.
#MOTORSPORT MANAGER SWITCH DRIVERS#
There are many aspects to the game you need to work on for a successful season, from negotiating drivers contracts and keeping them happy so they don’t leave your team, the same goes for your staff. For a successful season there is a lot to take on and a load of prep work before you can even think of jumping into your first race. Each one has its own perks to help you throughout your racing career. When you start your first season you get to choose from one of three backstories: Ex-Engineer, Ex-Driver and financial. Instead of using the analogue stick to scroll through the options whilst racing it was a lot quicker and natural to use the touchscreen method.
Also the main reason I gave up using the Joy Con was that it was losing me valuable seconds in the race. The second option is to use the Joy Con which was naturally the way I started out playing Motorsport Manager at first, however trying to remember which button did what was proving to to be a headache. There are two ways to take control of the game, The first is using the full capabilities of the Switch’s touchscreen functionality which is pretty rare lately but I guess it made sense as it is a port of a mobile game. Instead of position numbers moving around an aerial view of the track you now have a 3D model of the vehicle you are racing in.
It seems that the Switch version is heavily based on Motorsport Manager 3 mobile with a few extras and tweaks. Motorsport Manager is a series that has been out for a while now first being released in 2014 for iOS and was then ported to the PC in 2017. Motorsport Manager is a first of its kind for the Nintendo Switch – a simulation management game which will have you running your own team of racers, pit squad and cars to race your way to the top of the leader-board. **Disclaimer – I have no actual knowledge about racing at all, so my views are based on my experience with management games in general**
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