Upcoming PC game GT Manager had a hands-off preview at Gamescom 2024 and is set for an early access release on Steam on Sept. 18, 2024.
Early footage of the mobile port's gameplay shows off its unique qualities that make it stand out in a crowded playing field. Players who are familiar with the game's mobile version would be glad to hear that the PC title will have the same core concept.
GT Manager on Steam
Additionally, developer and publisher The Tiny Digital Factory is adding a significantly deeper offline experience for the PC version of GT Manager. The upcoming game will not have the all-too-familiar mobile game tropes that a lot of people know about.
GT Manager is a game that focuses on the omnipresent grand touring discipline of motorsport. It also features some late-game licensed Hypercar enticement that aims to break that particular trend, according to Traxion.
Progression in the upcoming PC game will be done through its single-player career mode where players will work through the five early-access categories. This will be done in a predictable fashion and will have you start out in GT4 with a low budget and big dreams.
If you are able to do well, you may even be offered a chance to move up to GT3, then GT2, GTE, and finally, Hypercar. One thing that is worth noting about the game is that launch day will not feature multi-class racing.
The Tiny Digital Factory is aiming for a September release window for the PC version of GT Manager. In it, players will be able to pick the best racers, car models, parts, teammates, crew, and other options, said BleedingCool.
Creating Your Own Racing Team
The game invites players to become top-tier racing team managers in the fast-paced world of Endurance Racing. In GT Manager, you will be able to create your own team, recruit and manage your staff, scout sponsors, and improve your cars' performances.
When race day comes, the pit lane echoes with the sound of roaring machines and the collective efforts of your team will show its results on the track. This is where you will have to make split-second decisions to outmaneuver your rivals.
The developer said that as players progress through the game, GT Manager itself evolves and reveals layers of complexity and strategic depth across its five distinct categories.
Another key feature of the game is researching and developing new parts to make your racing cars the fastest on the track, according to TheSixthAxis.
