It's interesting to introduce Brake Point Story Mode to EA Sports' F1 series, because the reaction to it is already so different. Long-time fans of the series don't really care about joining - they despise it if anything, because it consumes resources that could have entered the traditional mode - while new players and critics get a good harvest. This is the trend that EA Sports F1 25 may continue.

Brake Point 3 is the final chapter of Konnersport, a fictional team that joins the grid in the story. This is a fairly typical narrative - people may see this when watching a sports blockbuster or an anime series. Konnersport goes from clumsy and accessible underdogs to champion contenders, allowing players to lift them out of obscure and experience their growth in every step.

This is a timeless formula, but it works. It sounds cheesy and when it goes all out, it comes with adrenaline pumping.

What makes Brake Point 3 so appealing to new and casual players is how it provides them with bite-sized racing sections and decorates them with cutscenes, dialogue selections, Netflix-style interview festivals and powerful storytelling.

Unlike the driver career or my team, there aren’t too many settings to do before the player jumps into the cockpit, and this mode respects the player’s time in a way that splits the game show. After the interview section, after the competition with various goals, the player selects dialogue options that actually create aspects of later impact and impact the team's reputation and performance. High scores were obtained in both statistics, unlocking other conversation choices and team main decisions, thus changing the story slightly.

From the team's driver's perspective, the brief Intermezzos in the team trailer drives the story forward from the driver's perspective and team principal's perspective and allows players to explore some of the consequences of their decisions via email, social media posts and phone calls. This is indeed done well. Only anyone who is racing there can ignore everything and move forward directly, but those who wish to interact with the characters will find that the pressure of Jasper Akkerman’s family life is due to his work as the headmaster of the team, or will see what the media does from the press response.

Choose to play Aiden Jackson or Callie Mayer, players can experience the story from the perspective of two drivers at Konnersport. Most importantly, players can decide who becomes the world champion, so everyone can write their own version of the story.

While both characters are treated equally on the grid as a result, Callie is more popular in the spotlight when it comes to character development on asphalt, although this is mainly because Brake Point 3 is a family drama, like it is a sports blockbuster. Callie Mayer, Devon Butler and their father Davideff are at the center of the event, and the dramatic twist of fate begins the problem, one would not expect to involve issues about grief and family relationships in this particular situation. Aiden does get what he deserves and plays a key role, but as a winger.

Ultimately, brake point 3 may make the player's heart racing, as Devon Butler (originally the most arrogant, twisted twisted opponent known to mankind) delivered an exciting Pep conversation that made everyone pump in the final decisive decisive game. That's what makes this pattern so good - it provides the bet and context for orbital action.

The driving career and my team allow players to build their own bets over time, creating their own exciting narratives and battles, but not everyone has time. Brake Point 3 provides about five and a half hours of rhythm racing and story content, which will allow emotions to flow.

However, fans don't have to be frustrated because Codemasters gave my team and did some massive overhauls, which expanded the management side. Players should not expect it to delve into games like racing managers, but from choosing the direction of car development to recruiting drivers and designing paint games, there is a big decision and doing here. Many new events and options add a hike to the experience – sponsor scandals, leaks during driver contract negotiations and more. Of course, this bigger focus will bring more menu confusion and work for players, which won't satisfy everyone.

Progress is also not simply displayed by points. Players can visually express their performance from the appearance of the headquarters, which is a great touch and adds the organic storytelling of the mode.

Visually, the F1 25 is amazing. Some character animations look a bit silly, but the cars and tracks are beautiful.

The F1 25 racing car is a continuation of the standard of the series, as professionals will find many shortcomings and inaccuracies to complain about their comparisons to other racing sims. However, for any beginner, the game offers a lot of helping settings to fine-tune their experiences – although it has been discovered once the best location is found, it can take a while to find the right racing experience.

The EA Sports F1 25 defends the throne of the series at the top of the casual racecourse and sets a new standard for integrating narratively driven storytelling patterns into the genre.