EA SPORTS™ WRC

this game is very nice as compared to others wrc ..other wrc are like car floating in air ... in this game everything is perfect but difficult... i will try again and again..very tight corners... must buy in sale...

EA feels like a company that has completely forgotten who actually plays their games. Every decision they make seems driven by short‑term profit instead of long‑term quality or player experience. You can feel it in the way they release unfinished titles, push aggressive microtransactions, and ignore community feedback year after year. What frustrates me most is that EA could deliver incredible games, they have the studios, the talent, the resources. But instead of focusing on gameplay, stability, and innovation, they prioritise monetisation and rushed release cycles. As a gamer, it’s obvious they’re not thinking about us. They’re thinking about shareholders. The result? Games that launch broken, get patched for months, and still never reach the potential they should’ve had on day one. And when players raise concerns, EA’s responses feel generic, disconnected, and out of touch with what the community actually wants. EA needs to remember that gamers aren’t just wallets. We’re the reason their games exist. Until they start valuing player experience over profit, it’s hard to trust anything they release.

It's fun, though it's a bit forgiving for a rally game, so i suppose it's good. Depends on how u look at it. A shame though it dont get any recent or future update. Plenty of tracks with quite some lengths into it, doesnt make it feel too repetitive for a while. Overall, a decent game if u want to upgrade from DR2, only get it while on sale tho. The full price is a bit expensive and i dont think it's worth it.

[h2]Epic 30km marathons grippy force feedback[/h2] Published by EA this game feels like the child that [i]WRC 9[/i] and [i]DiRT Rally 2.0[/i] made together [list] [*] [b]The Tracks (The Highlight):[/b] Cruising down massive, grippy 10km to 30km+ stages If you just want to zone out, chill, and tackle epic long tracks, it's a great experience. [*] [b]Force Feedback:** Instantly enjoyable. There's no learning curve or tweaking needed—it just feels right and matches how you'd expect it to feel from the jump. [*] [b]The Cons (Quantity over Quality):[/b] There's a noticeable inconsistency in map, track, and asset quality. Honestly, I would have gladly traded away a chunk of the track list for higher, more consistent quality. [/list] Despite the mountain of uneven assets and track quality, I genuinely found myself having a good time purely because of those incredible marathon stages. Worth picking up if you just want to chill and drive long distances!

i hurt my wife

Codemasters Genius in Dirrt! :)