Completely new in F1 2021 is the co-op career, in which you can play an entire season together with friends. Many of you are also wondering whether there is crossplay in the extensive online mode or what other options multiplayer offers. You can find all the answers here.
Is there crossplay in F1 2021?
Need for Speed: Heat pioneered it as EA's first racing game and introduced crossplay. Unfortunately, there was no form of crossplay when F1 2021 was released, and the function was not (yet) introduced by the update.
Unfortunately, crossplay only works across generations. This means that as a PS4 owner you can gamble against players on the PS5. The same applies to Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S. However, there is no crossplay between PlayStation and Xbox or PC.
However, as franchise director Lee Mather clarified in an interview with racinggames.gg, crossplay is always an issue. It is quite possible that the official game for the 2022 F1 season will introduce a crossplay function.
Two-player career: What's new in F1 2021!
Career mode has always been one of the most popular modes in F1 games. With F1 2021 you can participate in a two-player career for the first time. In this co-op career there are even two different modes that will affect the upcoming season:
- Contracts: You can play in pairs, regardless of whether you participate in the new season on the same team or in different racing stables. During your online career, you can negotiate contracts with other teams and change teams.
- Co-op: In this mode, you and a friend always ride in the same team. Despite this, Player 1 can start contract negotiations with other teams. Player 2 then automatically changes to the selected team.
Multiplayer with tons of modes
- Friendly game: Here you can compete in online races as you wish without your performance being evaluated. Create your own lobby, join beginner-friendly games, or search for lobbies for experienced players. Perfect for getting started!
- Ranked Match: This is the standard multiplayer mode where your performance affects skill and safety ratings. After the race, the next event will be voted on.
- Splitscreen: If you have a friend over, you can play together on split-screen. On the split-screen, you contest a race or several race weekends for two. An internet connection is of course not necessary.
- Weekly Events: Here you compete on a global leaderboard. Your performances in the weekly events also affect your skill and safety rating. Sometimes it's Grand Prix events with qualifying ahead or individual main events.
- Leagues: Here you take part in a multiplayer championship, i.e. an online career. Races can be scheduled for a specific time or completed as needed. Find a league that suits your skills and desires and experience an exciting championship with other players.
- LAN Game: Fancy a LAN party? LAN mode lets you create or search games on the subnet. Handy when friends are visiting with their console or PC.
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