Pro Cycling Manager - Tour de France 2018 Reviews
Even if it can feel like an update of the previous edition with very few new things, Pro Cycling Manager 2018 brings more smoothness to the entire gameplay and some efficient new features that can easily let us be absorbed in its ProCyclist Mode. [Olivier Cortinovis separately reviewed the PC (8) and PS4/XB1 (6) versions. Their scores have been averaged.]
Review in French | Read full review
It is good, just only next traditional cycling game for TDF fans, but without essential changes.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
Pro Cycling Manager 2018 take some steps into the right direction. The new contract system is fun, the relationship with the sponsor is simpler, and the IA is more refinished as well. Still there are many flaws in quite every aspect of the game, but if you missed the game last year, you might want to check it out this new one.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Pro Cycling Manager 2018 is still the best game for the cycling enthusiasts out there... even if it's the same game of the previous years.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Tour de France 2018 looks a lot similar to its predecessor. The new game mode is not very fun, and the graphics is average. The gameplay delivers some good moments, and some audio effect are good.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Le Tour de France, from Cyanide Studio and Focus Home Interactive, is back again for its usual yearly iteration in the form of Tour de France 2018. It’s a cycling management game in which you can build your own dream team in the world of cyclists whilst you micro-manage the in-depth career.
The Tour de France is one of the most important cycling events in the world, but the game developed by Cyanide Studio and presented by Focus Home Interactive is not up to par. Unfortunately, the few good things are buried by the bad guys. We believe that the French team still has to deal with its own career to achieve excellence.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Tour de France 2018 is the latest installment in the cycling game series. While it is an excellent example of sports simulator, it seems to have forgotten that it is also a video game.
When you're doing the same and cruising downhill through the beautiful countryside or fighting and clawing to get your wheels in front at the top of a grueling climb, Le Tour De France 2018 is enjoyable stuff. But outside of those times, it's yet another buggy and undercooked update for a title that had fallen off the pace a few iterations ago.