One of the main issues I experienced in the game was an odd lag that occurred every so often mid turn. While your eyes mainly stay on the road, it was a bit distracting seeing such poor audience graphics cheering me on. The only thing that felt lacking was that the spectators/audience had a very low poly count which made them look 32-bit at times. The cars looked realistic with detailing and the paint jobs were crisp as to be expected. The in-game weather conditions felt accurate, with the pouring rain effect being the most impressive. The graphics of WRC 10 are clean and what you would expect from the newest installment, but I did notice that colors appear washed out at times with the default settings. The stage design also adds to multiple hours of play by allowing you to customize weather, play on a variety of roads (dirt, asphalt, gravel) and even allow the stages to be played in reverse which mixes up the game even more. The camera mode can be switched from first person in the driver’s seat, dash view perspective, car grill perspective, and the standard third person view. WRC 10 keeps the game interesting by letting you customize your car specs and even how you play. I enjoyed this mode over the career mode as the main objective is racing over managing and making career decisions. For those looking for a simpler playstyle the game offers a quick play mode which allows you to quickly jump into the driver’s seat and take off.
WRC puts your rally career into your own hands and for serious fans of the sport, it is a refreshing way to immerse yourself further into the culture. The amount of effort the game puts into these choices is outstanding, even down to who you hire onto your team and how their personality either compliments or clashes with others on your team. While some rally games lend themself to a mario kart like playstyle with race after race, WRC’s career gameplay expands simply racing to that of controlling, maganging, and customizing your career path. WRC 10, unlike it’s other rally game competitors, offers a very hands-on immersive game.
WRC 10 DELUXE EDITION DRIVERS
Adding to the competitive nature of the game, WRC 10 includes daily and weekly challenges along with specific clubs so that drivers can be matched against the community at their own level. It is likely to launch on the Nintendo Switch console six months later, which has become standard for most non-Nintendo branded games.Ĭompared to the previous edition, WRC 10 includes multiple updates such as a livery editor that allows you to create your own team and with custom colors and a revamped sound design which makes the game even more immersive.
WRC 10 DELUXE EDITION SERIES
It has also since been released on the next generation of consoles, the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. WRC 10 was originally released on September 5th, 2021 for the PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One via the Epic Games Store. On top of the standard game, the deluxe edition offers an additional Arena Panzerplatte Stage and historical content that celebrates the real world event’s anniversary.
This installment is available in two editions, standard and deluxe. In this edition WRC celebrates its 50th anniversary and the game comes packed with four new 2021 rallies and additional stages, teams, and multiple cars to mix things up. WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship, also known as WRC 10, is the newest installment of the series’s off-road racing simulation video game.
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