Last year, we actually enjoyed WRC 5 on PC despite its many flaws. Parisian studio Kylotonn, now called KT Racing, had done a decent job after Milestone, showing great promises for the next episode. After playing WRC 6 for a while, both with a wheel and a gamepad, we can say the game has improved in every department. It is still a subtle mix between simulation and arcade, it is more accessible than DiRT Rally, but it does not mean that its driving model is not realistically coherent or too easy. Stages need to be learned, the copilot's indications can be particularly detailed if you activate the corresponding setting in the option menu, and it is just a lot of fun to drive. Now of course, the game's graphics aren't impressive at all, but they are convincing enough to let us enjoy the narrow roads of the rally championship.

WRC 6 is back with a new video showing that two players will be able to race against one another on the same screen. This feature from the 80s/90s is so rare today that it's bound to make some of you guys happy.

We were not allowed to do any footage of WRC6 at the game's public booth, but a small walk to the business area allowed us to get this footage of the game played by someone name Sébastien... :) If you behave nicely we will upload the same track played by Driftwood or Miguel to see the difference between an actual rally driver and these guys!

Bigben and Kylotonn Racing Games unveiled the first trailer for WRC 6, the official video game of the 2016 FIA World Rally Championship (WRC). The game will be available in October on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

Miguel got to check out WRC 6 with one of the developers of the game thanks to our friends at Team VVV. Here is a first video where Miguel first discovers a track, then tries a time attack.
Update: Portugal stage video added.
Update 2: Miguel in VR Mode in our third video!