Pro Cycling Manager is one of the precursors of simulation games. This is an extremely successful series of simulators, which has been seen through a dozen or so versions and released annually under one common title.


The game is about managing any professional cycling team of your choice and leading them to victory in many international races. As the main manager, the player has a wide range of options and a number of different possibilities that help achieve the set goal: he can recruit new cyclists to the team, negotiate contracts with them to win the lowest price for a player for a given season, set training hours or set squads for individual competitions. All this so that the cyclists competing under his banner did their best during the competition. An interesting perspective is the technique of tracking your favorites in the peloton to make sure we've made the right choice, giving them the opportunity to prove themselves. The whole thing sometimes requires a lot of mental effort, the ability to think logically and the ability to strategically plan subsequent activities.


The creators of the game paid special attention to reflecting realism. It is easy to recognize specific competitors in the thicket of silhouettes on the track, and the routes, taken straight from the real world, often coincide with their real counterparts.