After being released on consoles in early September, V-Rally 4 has finally arrived on PC. Though still not perfect, playing the game at 60 frames per second is really pleasant as it seems to make the handling more precise. Because I'll be recovering from surgery in the next few weeks, I cannot play with a driving wheel, but hopefully you'll enjoy the following footage anyway even though it was recorded with an Xbox One Elite gamepad.
Note: Due to a capture bug with Mirillis Action!, the resolution of the videos is a bit odd (1908*1080), but we'll make it up to you by adding more footage in the days to come (maybe even in 4K).

We were sent a PS4 copy and an Xbox One copy of V-Rally 4 last week, which gave us the time to capture a pretty good number of videos of the game. The PC version will only be released at the end of the month. ALl the PS4 Pro footage was recorded while playing with our Fanatec CSL Elite for PS4 and the CSL Elite pedals. On Xbox One X, we decided to use our Xbox One Elite gamepad even though we also had an Xbox One rim to make the wheel compatible with the console. We thought it was also important to show some gamepad gameplay as that's how most of you guys play.

While the console versions of V-Rally 4 will be released very soon (September 6 - PC owners will have to wait until late September), we took a bit of time to try the game on PC and on Sony's console. Miguel decided to show his skills with a gamepad on the latter and I took care of the former, which was no picnic with the driving wheel, handbrake and the Playseat gaming seat they had set up for the occasion.
Update: Added two videos.

French developer Kylotonn apparently put the XRC franchise on hold to focus on V-Rally 4, a new episode in the famous franchise originally created by Eden Studios. Miguel was able to approach the game at E3 so here are a bunch of videos.