GT Manager - Motor racing management & competition

This game captivates me. It's engaging and really makes you think strategically. The grind feels endless unless you're willing to spend money, which leans towards a pay-to-win model. Watching ads doesn't seem to help much either. If your idea of fun involves watching cars circle around and occasionally managing tire changes, you've found the right game. I totally vibe with it. There's something satisfying about having my two drivers race in the same car, navigating those rotating tracks and changing conditions.

This game is a blast! So easy to pick up and play. Tons of content keeps things exciting. Matchmaking works really well too. My only issue? Getting cars takes forever. Besides that, I’m hooked! Over 30 hours in and totally recommend it!

I opened the game and tapped on "Already have an account." I chose the Facebook option. It said I had logged into GT Manager with Facebook before and asked if I wanted to continue. I tapped "Continue," but then a message appeared saying, "Unable to retrieve the account as there is no account associated with this login." Frustrated, I uninstalled the game.

The game has its moments, but pay-to-play models turn me off. In-game currency feels necessary for upgrades, but the limits on earning it before hitting a wall are frustrating. Waiting hours or paying to reset isn't ideal. More race details would improve things. Lap times, proper qualifying sessions, and setup options would really enhance the experience. Honestly, I might just switch to Motorsport Manager instead.

At first, the game feels exciting and engaging. The thrill of racing captures your attention. You feel like a champion with your car's great stats. As you dive deeper, challenges arise. Suddenly, you're facing opponents that seem unbeatable. No matter how well you've built your vehicle, the competition surpasses you in skill and upgrades. Developers say you can make it through without spending real money, but that idea seems far-fetched. Progress stalls as the AI outmatches you again and again. Improving parts or unlocking new slots feels nearly impossible. Frustration builds while the fun fades away.