Name: Team Order: Racing Manager
Rating: 4.6 (605 reviews)
Author: Hazenberg Games

Description

Team Order: Racing Manager brings you the thrill of managing your own racing team.

Features include:
- True 3D races with all the real thrills
- Set your race strategy and give team orders
- Scout and contract drivers
- Research and develop your car
- Dynamic weather conditions (wet races)
- Hire the best managers
- Sign sponsorship deals
- Unlock multiple championships with new tracks

Apr 21, 2020

Version 1.0.0

Track improvements
Play full game as guest

4.6 out of 5

605 Ratings

Team order

It’s all about strategy . Fool those who think it’s boring

Bull-snot money grab

I barely got started and this is a definite DELETE for me. Added some sponsors, cool... setup research, cool... hired driver, cool... setup training for my new driver and I’m given a 3 HOUR COUNTDOWN. As in, real time countdown. But, of course you can speed up that training by purchasing that boost with some of the provided in-game “credits” or whatever they call them. I can’t stand games that want to use that kind of mechanic to make their money. If you make a quality game that folks are willing to spend their money on, then do so, but let me play without restrictions and if it’s a good game I’ll pay $5 for it up front. But developers like this won’t make a penny from me by trying to nickel and dime me to death. I get that I can just wait out the timer, no money lost etc, so it’s my choice. It’s also my choice to find and support other developers that offer a full quality game without bull-snot gimmicks to make their money.

Really fun, but each driver takes turns having engine trouble

I have played 10 seasons and I’m 90% of the races, 1 driver has had engine trouble In the race. It does not matter if the car is taking it easy or pushing it, out. It is a fun game, but the DNF rolls are just terrible. You cannot progress as fast because even if you have a driver competing for the driver champ, the other driver struggles to finish the races.

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