On the content side of things, there’s still more to enjoy, with a whole host of game modes to let you play WRC 9 in whatever way you want, for as long as you want. Even those load times weren’t a particularly significant hurdle, and they were worth it to experience the beauty of WRC 9’s environments.
WRC 9 TIPS SERIES
As an Xbox Series X/PlayStation 5 title, I was a little worried going in that my six-year-old Xbox One was going to fall apart under the pressure, but aside from a handful of lengthy load times, I didn’t encounter any performance issues. This performance holds up remarkably well on old-gen consoles as well. Similarly, the controls are very easy to learn and feel tremendously responsive, so with enough skill you can expertly round a corner using just the slightest twitch of the thumbsticks. Everything feels very polished and the environments are stunning, even when they’re whipping past the windows at 100 miles an hour. On a technical level, WRC 9 is brilliant, from the graphics to the music to the controls. To some extent this is to be expected and it’s not really fair to criticise a game for playing to its primary audience, but there’s a certain amount of nuance here that’s worth exploring.įirst, the good.
If you want a short summary of my thoughts, it’s this: long-time players of rally driving games will find a lot to enjoy here everyone else probably isn’t going to have a good time.
It only took me a few minutes of playing WRC 9 to realise that reviewing this game was going to be very difficult indeed.
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