WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship Review (PlayStation 5)
Take the wheel of our WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship Review as we drive the standard-setting off-road racing simulator that has been reinvented! Reach the 2021 season podium, and to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the competition, relive the highlights at the wheel of legendary cars.
WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 33.88GB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Rally Racing gameplay.
- 3 skill levels – novice, intermediate, and expert.
- Opening driving section to learn the controls.
- Six driving views.
- Uses DS4 features from the triggers to haptic feedback and the speaker.
- Driving feels real good.
- The controller allows multiple presets and you can rebind the buttons.
- Full damage model but you can change the severity and appearance.
- Manual start so you can get a fast, normal, or false start depending on how you time it.
- Colorblind support.
- Motion blur – on/off.
- Rendering mode – balanced, high visual quality, and 120HZ performance mode.
- Customizable Hud.
- Male or female co-driver.
- Co-driver timings – far ahead, ahead, default, late, and very late.
- Driver cards will show awards, titles, exp, racer level, stats, and nationality.
- The 50th-anniversary mode allows you to replay classic events from the FIA Rally Championships.
- Training and test area to practice and hone your driving skills.
- Challenges mode is where you are given a track, challenge, and car.
- The showroom is where you can choose a car and interact with it.
- Multiplayer modes – clubs, co-driver, split-screen and online racing (quick game/search/host).
- Co-driver mode will have a driver and another person giving the directions.
- Daily/weekly/special challenges.
- Solo modes – career, quick play, and season.
- Full livery editor.
- Online leaderboards.
- Five car categories – WRC, WRC 2 and, Junior WRC, Legends, and bonus.
- Six weather types – clear, cloudy, threatening, rainy, storm, and sunny spells.
- Four times of day – dawn, noon, evening, and night.
- Twelve locations – Monte Carlo, Sweden, Croatia, Portugal, Italy (Sardinia), Kenya, Estonia, Chile, Wales, Finland, Spain, and Japan.
- Decent loading times.
- Can do full car setup and change tires before a race or event.
- Respawn back on the track button.
WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship Review Cons:
- Cannot share liveries.
- Ragdoll effects can be a bit over the top.
- Boundaries can catapult you easily.
- Crowds can look a little wooden.
- Doesn’t use a dynamic weather system.
- You have to unlock many of the stickers for use on the livery editor.
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WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship:
Developer: KT Racing
Publisher: Nacon
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