WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship Reviews

the graphics tho there on another level

At first, I was surprised, but after doing some research, I discovered that in WRC, cars can shift gears without using the clutch through electronic control. This left me feeling disappointed in my pursuit of realism.

HOW COME WHEN I DRIFT ITS LIKE IM RIPPING APART MY TYRES AND TAKE 15 SECONDS ON ONE TURN BUT WHEN I SEE SOMEBODY ELSE DRIFT THET TAKE THE TURN FLAWLESSLY AND RUN DONUTS AROUND ME!!!!! SPAWN DRIVE SPAWN DRIVE SPAWN DRIVE SPAWN DRIVE SPAWN DRIVE SPAWN DRIVE SPAWN DRIVE SPAWN DRIVE!!!!!!!!

great game i can really get a feel for the car wich is extremely needed

The steering in the game has a slight delay which makes it frustrating and annoying to play and the tiny little "goat tracks" that are considered to be "rally stages" are so thin there isn't enough room to get the car sideways. In the real world I can easily drift front wheel drive, four wheel drive and rear wheel drive vehicles, from little hatchbacks, heavy saloons and vans through to heavy four wheel drives and even 20 tonne trucks, the steering in the game is clearly delayed which makes for an extremely annoying handling experience. This is not a fun game to play, it's just frustrating. Just another poorly thought out broken car game. Give me Porsche Unleashed or Daytona any day over this. Possibly, the problem with the devs of this game is that they assume that everyone playing this game has the ability to turn a cars' steering wheel at the force and speed of a four year old girl. This is not how things work in real life. I only played this game on a stupid gamepad, maybe it is better on a wheel setup, but I doubt it so much that I couldn't even be bothered plugging in my wheel setup to find out. It would seem as time goes on more and more car games are released to market that have game breaking flaws that make them so annoying to play that I can't be bothered. I play games for fun, not to be annoyed. Most of the NFS games steer fine, but the drift is over controlled - understandably so kids can play too. Project cars 2 handling was good, but you can't modify the tyres or suspension which essentially makes it annoying and pointless and the game also had a bug that is you went too fast in the wet the car would do a 360 spin while you were travelling in a straight line for no apparent reason. Dirt Rally 2 handling was spot on, great graphics, sound and races, but you couldn't completely repair the car even when the rally season was finished and the car wasn't being used! Which was stupid and annoying and made me stop playing the game. As time goes on, people get dumberer, and so do car games and this game is a perfect example of that. Don't buy this game.

Good game. There is a lot of content in the game you can do with different events, cars, tracks and more. The graphics are very good and smooth. The driving is good though sometimes the car can twitch when steering quickly from left to right or the other way around. The only thing i wasn´t a fan of was the car sounds.

very fun even with my potato i get 20 fps but im used to it but i really recommend this game

Great game with good handling once you find a car that works for you, the top reviews complaining about handling are coping because they cant drive. Co driver mode is worth playing this over Dirt Rally 2.0 if you have friends.

A ton of maps, good graphics, great feel. They also have 4 time of day settings and ~9 weather settings (can be mixed and matched), allowing for a ton of replayability. I pretend I'm a real driver and turn on night time and rain with the lights off in the room --- it feels very believeable.

I've been playing racing games and racing sims for decades and I was a huge fan of the WRC series. This edition of WRC is ok if you're someone who wants to manage the entire racing team. That's not me. I want to race. A part of this game is like a racing team manager sim where you have to manage the team to make sure everyone feels good, has plenty of rest and gets along. And it's not optional. It's a requirement. There are racing team manager sims out there and if that's want I wanted to do, I would buy one of those. This part of the game quickly took the fun out of it for me.