This is an experience for people who enjoy realism and the developers have done an outstanding job making each car feel unique, and each course requiring practice. The precision and braking that has to be performed will keep players on their toes around every bend.
WRC 10 CAREER MODE FULL
This is the kind of game that if you want to take corners at full speed, it is not the game for you.
That being said, WRC 10 feels extremely realistic to the point that it will likely turn off some players. Of course if you are like me and don’t want to worry about performance this all can be turned off, but that doesn’t mean that the races are a cakewalk. This now plays a much more pivotal role over last year’s game. The modeling on cars is outstanding and the developer has tweaked the mechanics to make it even more realistic.
This is of course aiming for realism which means damage plays a factor. Of course the focus of any rally game is how it plays and WRC 10 has improved over last year in a few significant ways. Needless to say there is plenty to keep fans busy within this package. The multiplayer options are also robust, featuring online modes as well as split screen and even a co-driver local mode that is a lot more fun than I thought it would be. There are also training courses, tutorials to master the craft, and even a season mode outside of the career. There is of course single races where all the options are available and plenty of cars to choose from. Outside of career mode there is plenty to keep players busy. Still players can easily spend as much time tweaking and sorting through menus as they do racing. Thankfully there are a ton of helpful menus and pointers to explain what it all means. For someone like me who prefers arcade-style rally games this mode is always overwhelming when I review one of these games. The depth found within is impressive as players can tweak their cars to their liking, while also hiring staff, planning races, and spending copious amounts of time customizing their experience. The career mode remains the focal point of the entire game.
WRC 10 CAREER MODE PC
Platforms: Xbox (reviewed), PlayStation, PC It is a nice touch, and certainly one diehards will appreciate. These are sprinkled throughout the campaign and include a varying degree of cars in all different classes. This allows players to participate in races on iconic courses over the last 50 years of rally racing. The biggest addition to this year’s game when it comes to content is the 50th anniversary mode. They also managed to toss in some anniversary content and somehow made it look even better than the previous entry thanks to the new consoles.
WRC 10 CAREER MODE UPDATE
The latest entry doesn’t stray too far from the formula and yet somehow manages to be a worthy update for those that enjoy this type of simulation rally racer. The WRC series has always been the latter and continues to be one of the most impressive, if not forgotten series available. The arcade ones that focus on speed and exaggerated physics, while the other takes a more simulation approach aiming for that hyper-realism that comes with the sport.
In the realm of rally games there seem to exist two types.
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