F1 2015 Revealed Gameplay Features and Box Art Leave Codemasters Title Ready for July 21 Launch; Lewis Hamilton Screenshots Leaked

By Staff Writer

Jun 25 2015, 07:34 AM EDT

The F1 2015 will be coming in a month's time to both the PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One. The box art has already been revealed, meaning that the game's coming to a finish and is just waiting to be delivered to stores. Gameplay features get more leaks as new tracks and other features have been reported and shown in actual footage.

F1 2015 will give a new experience in racing as Codemasters uses a new type of game engine from the very roots of the animation. At the same time, a recent games article notes that scenes from the 2014 season have been taken to have a more realistic feel. With the release being early this year, in July to be exact, the developer will make it a point to bring more free digital content enhancements moments after the launch.

Of course, these DLC will also follow the events of the race year, so apart from having fun from the game, players will also allow themselves to be on track with what is happening in real time. Another thing that users can expect from the game would be additional game modes. As would be necessary, there will be an online practice, a new pro season, and some other bonus features from the events in the past season.

Previously reported about F1 2015 is that of the footage from the Xbox One direct feed. New entries to the title such as the Rain Effect in the Montreal Circuit, plus the Dry Effect in the Mexico Circuit have been demoed. It should be noted that this version of the series runs on the EGO game engine, which is also used to make DiRT 4 as well as DiRT Rally.

Codemasters commented that this upcoming game will "act as a significant step forward in the game's visuals and physics-based handling model." Apart from the footage revealed, a number of screenshots for F1 2015 were leaked. One of them featured Lewis Hamilton, a Formula One winner, in 3D model.

F1 2015 will see a lot of changes in gameplay and graphics that racing fans will truly enjoy. The title will hit the PC, PS4, and the Xbox One on July 21 this year - clearly, less than a month away.