. #1 Racing Game in 130 countries, with 5 million downloads to date.POWERSLIDE YOUR WAY TO VICTORY IN F1 RACE STARS™ – GET READY FOR FAST AND FUN FORMULA ONE™ RACING!Use power-ups, hit jumps, powerslide around corners and speed through shortcuts as you jostle for position with the cast of F1 RACE STARS! Featuring multiplayer racing, incredible visuals and amazing tracks from across the world, F1 RACE STARS brings console quality arcade racing to your iPhone, iPad or iPod!F1 RACE STARS is completely free to play. However, some game items can also be purchased for real money. These items are optional and not required to play the game. You can turn off the ability to purchase these items by disabling in-app purchasing in your device's settings.ACTION-PACKED TRACKS!Race 40 incredible circuits from 15 unique locations representing real FORMULA ONE GRAND PRIX™ circuits from around the globe!

DeanGeddes, Diabolically poor F1 game. Canadian ice hockey. Avoid!!I am normally a fan of F1 games, but this one is a real let down from Codemasters. If you think F1 Challenge is poor, then this is even worse. The concept of the game is stupid. It hardly even replicates Formula 1 at all.

It is designed to be more of a joke. Upon loading you get stupid messages like 'waking up pit crew' and 'fastening seat belts'. It is like a game for 5 year olds. I now now going to be deleting this app. I thought Codemasters was supposed to be a top game developer. Their F1 games for PC are top class, but this one is pathetic. It might as well not even be called F1.

What's more, as soon as I installed it, I was instantly asked if I wanted to spend money to progress through the game. I advise you to steer well clear of this game if you are looking for a proper Formula 1 game. Personally, I am sticking to the PC game.

Jan 21, 2014  That's the confusion of the concept: sometimes F1 Race Stars: Powered Up Edition is happy to let you race a Formula 1-shaped kart and dab the breaks occasionally, but sometimes wants you to use the ill-fitting tools for more precise cornering. As a result it can fluctuate from fun to frustrating, depending on the course. F1 Race Stars, released by Codemasters in late 2012 (featuring drivers and cars from that season, just like the year's official game, F1 2012) is esentially Formula One meets Mario Kart. Before that, there was also SD F-1 Grand Prix, released only in Japan for the Super Famicom in 1995.

.: 16 January 2014 (Nintendo eShop).: 16 January 2014 (Nintendo eShop).: 27 June 2013 (Retail)Mode(s),F1 Race Stars is a video game developed by, released in November 2012. It is a loosely based on the, with redesigned to feature loops, jumps and short-cuts. It is a spin-off from the traditional Formula One video games, and is the first kart-racing game developed by Codemasters. The player is able to choose cartoonish versions of racing drivers, such as,. It was announced on 13 July 2012 at the.

Codemasters have described the game as being designed to emphasise entertainment rather than simulation. On 6 December 2012 it was confirmed to be ported to Wii U under the title F1 Race Stars: Powered Up Edition, where it was released on 16 January 2014. Contents.Gameplay All 12 teams and 24 drivers that started the appear as playable characters, along with two additional fictional teams – one, TecNova-Star, with two female drivers, Ruby Power and Jessica Chekker and another, Satsu-Aceler, with male driver Josh Merit and female driver Kira Hoshihara. There are 11 circuits to choose from by default, each based on one of the 20 rounds of the season, but with modifications to suit the gameplay (some parts of the, for example, are based on the adjacent rollercoaster in ). Additional courses and other content are available as fee-based downloads.

Each track contains a system around corners and Item Boxes where players can pick up weapons. Getting hit by weapons damages the player's car, which leads to the driver needing to make a pit stop to maintain top speed.Downloadable content Four additional tracks, , and have been released.

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