But with so much stuff to do back at your factory, it certainly helps prevent you from feeling overwhelmed by it all.įully dynamic conditions offer varied driving challengesRather than go for an uncompromisingly authentic experience, WRC 8’s career mode definitely feels very gamey at times. The game is a little frustrating in the opening phases as it insists on hand-holding you through every single aspect of the menu piece by piece, rather than letting you explore things at your own leisure. From hiring team personnel and deciding which perks to apply to taking part in development tests outside of rally weekends to earn extra money and points to develop your car or facilities, the career mode in WRC 8 feels significantly more involved than some of its peers outside of the actual competing.Īdvert | Become a RaceFans supporter and go ad-free There’s quite a lot of management to do when you’re not behind the wheel. There’s a lot to the career mode which begins, unsurprisingly, in the WRC Junior category with opportunities to move up the levels based on your success.
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Similar to Codemasters’ F1 series and Milestone’s Moto GP franchise, you create your own driver before trying to take on the world’s premier rallying competition, while helping to direct a lot of the behind the scenes action for your team.
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Emulating the full 2019 championship, the game features the series’ three categories – WRC, WRC2 and WRC Junior – with over 50 driver and co-driver crews to drive as, with all 14 championship rallies represented also.Īs with all other major licensed racing games, the heart of WRC 8 is its extensive career mode. So, while we all sit in wait, how does the World Rally Championship’s latest officially licensed title fair if lockdown is giving you the urge to go virtually off-roading?Ĭareer mode begins in the WRC Junior classContrary to what the title suggests, WRC 8 is actually the fourth entry in the long-running officially licensed rally game series from developers Kylotonn. Most excitingly for rallying fans, we already know that the two major rally franchises will be making the leap into next-gen with Codemasters’ Dirt 5 and Kylotonn’s World Rally Championship-licensed WRC series both announced to be playable on the new systems.īut, much like the return of real-life rallying, the arrival of the new consoles still feels achingly far away. And as is so often with the launch titles of new consoles, it looks like the PlayStation 5 and the Xbox Series X will arrive with plenty of racing games to choose from.
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