Pro Cycling Manager 2014

Cyanide Studio · Jun 19, 2014

Everyone

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Take on the role of manager and lead one of the pro cycling circuit's 75 teams. Join an outstanding 2014 season with more than 200 competitions across 550 stages including the prestigious Tour de France. Manage your pro team and plan your season, including recruitment, contracts, sponsorship and training! Choose the best strategy to win during races.

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Critic 5.8 (5 critics) · Gamer 6.5

Critic reviews

Push Square
Mat Growcott · Jul 07, 2014
3.0
While obviously made with good intentions, the very nature of this game makes it unenjoyable for the vast majority of the time that you’ll be playing it, and the graphics, glitches, and poor design choices only serve to highlight the problems of digitizing such a long-distance sport. Despite some poorly implemented good ideas, Tour De France 2014 feels a bit like pushing a BMX up a hill on a wet and windy Sunday afternoon – only without any of the fun.
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VGChartz
Joseph Trotter · Jul 24, 2014
4.0
It's not just one menu after another; it's an entirely disjointed experience with many different facets that make no sense individually or as a whole. It is number-crunching to the point you want to revive Alan Turing just to kill him again. For all I know there may have been an option to turn your cyclist into pin-cushion drug fiends, but you've no chance of finding it within the mess. Got a new born baby? Show them PCM14. They'll be comatose in seconds.
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Game Watcher
James Barnes · Jun 27, 2014
5.0
To afford credit where it’s true, Pro Cycling Manager 2014 is a real labour of love, so avid followers of the sport will likely find enough here to keep them occupied, yet that doesn’t forgive the game for being so inherently unrewarding. Ultimately, Pro Cycling Manager 2014 feels like a missed opportunity from Cyanide.
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PlayStation Universe
Steven Williamson · Jul 01, 2014
6.0
There’s no doubt that Tour De France is aimed at a niche audience of cyclists, or fans of the prestigious race, as slow-paced 150km-plus races require concentration and a lot of patience. ...A bit more polish in some areas and a re-thinking of the confusing team-based system and U.I. design would be welcome, but Tour De France certainly has its moments.
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MeriStation
Martín Iraola · Jul 09, 2014
6.0
Tour de Francia 2014 no consigue despegar. Se nos ofreció un cambio importante la temporada pasada, pero los pasos al frente en esta ocasión siguen siendo insuficientes. Está claro que hay que ser fan del ciclismo para disfrutar del tedio que pueden ofrecer las largas etapas con muchos tramos sin nada que hacer –se pueden simular- pero el juego acaba fallando en elementos básicos del propio desarrollo de los equipos que participan en el Tour.
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Vandal
Ramón Varela · Jul 06, 2014
7.0
Le Tour de France 2014 sorprende positivamente si mantienes las expectativas bajas, como fue nuestro caso. Sí, Cyanide ha puesto unos cimientos para que en un futuro la serie empiece a despegar. Eso no impide que aún quede un largo trecho para convertirse en uno de esos juegos que convencen a todos los usuarios, independientemente de si son seguidores del deporte; vamos, no es un caso de Virtua Tennis capaz de gustar a quienes odian ver una retransmisión de tenis, pero va por el buen camino.
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