Best Simulation Games for PC in 2021: F1 2020, FM 2021 and More

When it comes to games, some of us want to have fun, while others want to fully live the game. In this article we will talk about the best simulation games you can play in 2021 that are loved by those who really want to live the game.

Best Simulation Games 2021

F1 2020

Release Date: 2020 Supported Platforms: PS, PC, Xbox, Stadia

In F1, a Formula 1 racing simulation game, the goal is to pass the other 19 drivers to finish first and score the most points. Compared with previous games, with F1 2020 you can for the first time create your own F1 team and race against official teams and drivers. You can challenge your friends with multiple race options and race more comfortably in split-screen view. With a total of 22 tracks, F1 tries to give players the Formula 1 experience in the comfort of their homes as best it can.

For our review of F1 2020, click here.

FM 2021

Release Date: 2020 Supported Platforms: PS, PC, Xbox, Stadia

Football Manager, FM for short, is a football simulation game developed by Sport Interactive and published by SEGA. The game visited our computers under the name Championship Manager from 1992 until 2005, and since 2005 it has continued under the name Football Manager to make us feel like a manager. It is a wonderful football simulation game in which you manage every bit of the tactics board yourself, raise young players with a parent's affection, and sometimes get angry at the chairman or the players and resign. It would not be wrong to say that the Football Manager series has become more of a database for managers and sports directors than for players.

For our tactics guide for FM 21, click here.

Euro Truck Simulator 2

Release Date: 2012 Supported Platforms: PC

Euro Track Simulator 2, ETS2 for short, was released in 2012 by SCS Software. In this game, which has managed to remain among the most-played games since 2012, you can have your own garage, truck and freight company. In the game, which is even more realistic with a steering wheel controller, you can earn money with international and intercity hauls. Careful, traffic rules apply here too.

On the road we set out on, saying "Troubles end, the road never does," the voice of Ferdi Tayfur coming from the tape deck will make your journey more enjoyable.

Cities and Skylines

Release Date: 2015 Supported Platforms: PC, PS, Xbox, Android, Nintendo

If any of you dream of being the mayor of your own city, this game is for you. In Cities and Skylines, you design your own city from scratch. From housing to garbage trucks, you manage everything yourself. The more decent your city's infrastructure, the happier its residents. That some fans can build exact copies of cities such as Barcelona, Paris and New York shows how much freedom the game gives you.

Sims 4

Release Date: 2014 Supported Platforms: PC

We thought we could not leave out the Sims series, one of the most popular simulation games. Developed by The Sim Studio and distributed by Electronic Arts, the game became one of the best-selling series with its first game in the 2000s. To sum the game up briefly, you can buy a house or land, put people in it and control what they do for the rest of their lives however you like. Sims 5 seems set to follow Sims 4, the 7th game in the series, in the near future.

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020

Release Date: 2020 Supported Platforms: PC

Just as those who love roads and trucks are addicted to ETS2, well, friends who want to be pilots will love this game. Flight Simulator has truly broken new ground in the simulation category. Both its visual quality and the real cockpit and flight experience it contains prove this. Those who want to play should look closely at the system requirements, because the game demands a new-generation graphics card and processor.