WRC Generations

WRC Generations is the next installment in the series of licensed rally games, after WRC 10, and at the same time the last one behind the KT Racing studio and Nacon (after the license was acquired by Codemasters in 2020).

Gameplay

The series from the KT Racing studio is a simcade - somewhere between an uncompromisingly realistic rally simulation and enjoyable gaming for a wide audience. WRC Generations, however, takes another twist in the former direction, offering a variety of changes to the driving model.

The game includes all the rallies (in 13 countries), teams and cars scheduled for the real 2022 WRC season. This also includes the new feature - hybrid cars (i.e. equipped with both internal combustion and electric motors), belonging to the Rally1 class and represented by three models: Ford Puma, Toyota GR Yaris and Hyundai i20.

In addition to the "current" attractions, WRC Generations also offers additional content. This includes special stages located in a total of 22 countries, including Sweden, which has undergone a complete makeover from previous installments in the series. There are also 37 historic and "bonus" cars.

Game modes

The core of the game is an extensive career mode, in which we join one of the existing teams or start our own and strive to reach the WRC championship, gradually climbing and competing in cars belonging to increasingly prestigious classes. Apart from driving, we also manage the team: hire personnel, develop technology, etc.

In addition, there are various multiplayer modes, such as ranked time trials, co-op mode (where one player takes the role of the driver and the other of the pilot) and leagues. Those are new to WRC Generations.