Authenticity and WRC Licenses
Let’s talk about the real deal with EA Sports WRC. The game brings a wide selection of cars to the table, including the latest generation WRC beasts like the Ford Puma Rally1 HYBRID, Hyundai i20 N Rally1 HYBRID, and Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 HYBRID. These cars are the epitome of technology in the WRC world. Plus, you get to experience rallies like the Rally de Portugal, although the stages aren’t an exact match to the real ones, which is a bummer for us Portuguese fans.
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Improved Physics and Gameplay
Driving in EA Sports WRC is a whole new level compared to Dirt Rally 2.0. The cars feel more realistic, especially on different surfaces. While it’s not a full-blown simulator like the legendary Richard Burns Rally, it strikes a balance that suits both seasoned players and newcomers. The driving experience is challenging yet fun, providing a satisfying feeling that every gamer craves.
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Top-notch Visuals and Sound Effects
When it comes to visuals and sound, EA Sports WRC doesn’t disappoint. The Unreal Engine works its magic to create visually stunning stages, albeit with some minor flaws like robotic crowd animations. The sound effects, on the other hand, are on point, delivering an immersive experience with engine roars and machine thunder that truly capture the essence of rally racing.
The game sets a new standard in the rally gaming world, utilizing the FIA World Rally Championship license to its fullest. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a newbie looking for some adrenaline-pumping action, EA Sports WRC offers an experience that’s worth every twist and turn on the road.
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