Though of course, it’s been tweaked a little to make it even better. The newly revamped career mode was the highlight of WRC 8, and fans will be happy to hear that it makes a return in WRC 9. While WRC 9 will look and feel familiar to those who have played WRC 8 when it launches later this year, we’re sure that rally fans will be more than happy with what’s been added, as well as the usual refinements you’d expect from a follow-up. And, having been hands-on with an early build of the game, we can say that it certainly does. It aims to be the most authentic rally game yet, building on the excellent WRC 8. WRC 9 is its next release, launching 3rd September on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
Ultimately, with last year’s WRC 8 and this year’s TT Isle of Man – Ride on the Edge 2, the studio has now cemented itself as one of the premier racing game developers. It was only in 2014 that the abysmal Motorcycle Club was released under its name, but with each new WRC release and the odd game in between, such as V-Rally 4 and FlatOut 4: Total Insanity, there has been clear improvements. Click here to see our video preview of WRC 9 It’s been fun experiencing Kylotonn’s games getting better and better every year.
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