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2020PCPlayStationXboxNintendo Switch77 % positive−90 % 29.99 € 2.99 €

A demanding rally simulation with official WRC drivers, cars and stages, where precise driving and trusting your co-driver's pace notes are key. Online clubs let players run their own championships against others.

  • Challenging difficulty
  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
  • Lavish presentation

The closest matches for WRC 9 are WRC Generations, Monster Energy Supercross: The Official Videogame and WRC 6 FIA World Rally Championship. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes WRC 9 special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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WRC Generations

99 %Match

2022PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck playable69 % positive39.99 €

  • Realistic visuals
  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
  • Challenging difficulty

A realistic rally simulation of the WRC season featuring hybrid cars, where precise driving, co-driver pace notes and battery management decide the result. It includes a career mode, a livery editor and community sharing.

V-Rally 4

Realistic visuals

A racing game spanning rally, rallycross, drift, buggy and hill climb events, with over 50 cars to drive, upgrade and customize across demanding tracks around the world. The focus is on precise, challenging handling rather than easygoing arcade fun.

Assetto Corsa

Realistic visuals

A hardcore racing simulator built around highly detailed driving physics, authentic cars and tracks. A huge modding scene and online racing give it lasting appeal for sim enthusiasts.

F1 2017

Lavish presentation

The official Formula 1 racing game for the 2017 season, featuring a ten-year career, classic F1 cars from the past three decades and a new Championships mode. It focuses on realistic handling, pit strategy and online racing.

Race 07

Gameplay comes before story

A serious racing simulation built around the 2006 and 2007 WTCC seasons, with over 300 cars across nine classes and 32 tracks. Realistic handling and a detailed damage model are the focus.

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