Publisher NACON and developer Cyanide have today (April 6th) announced that a closed beta will be held for Pro Cycling Manager 2020 between April 13th and 27th.
Beta players can check out the new Dashboard, as well as added mechanics, such as the ability to automatically assign races to riders and manage the morale of them with the morale management feature.
Here’s the synopsis for the game:
“In Pro Cycling Manager 2020, players can become the manager of a professional cycling team and take them to the very top of the rankings by stringing together as many race victories as possible. Building on the strong foundations of this successful series, Pro Cycling Manager 2020 provides the chance to take part in all 21 official stages of the Tour de France and over 230 races – a total of 650 stages.”
If you can tear yourself away from the horrors of turnip stonks in New Horizons, Pro Cycling Manager 2020 might offer some similarly chill fun but now with 100% more bikes. You will be experiencing something fairly unique — how many cycling management games can you say you’ve played before?
You can sign up for the beta via this Google Doc here. Pro Cycling Manager 2020 will release on PC on June 4th. No news on console versions. It is the sequel to the aptly named Pro Cycling Manager 2019, which sits on a 66 on Metacritic.
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