On November 3, at 04:00 AM UTC, EA SPORTS WRC will launch globally across all platforms. For those eager to dive into the action ahead of time, pre-ordering the digital version grants up to 3 days of early access, beginning on October 31 at 07:00 UTC across all platforms and through EA Play Pro.
Now that you're informed about the release dates, let's delve into what you can anticipate when playing:
Authenticity: Drawing from 25 years of rally game heritage, Codemasters' largest rally game to date brings you the WRC, WRC2, and Junior WRC cars, complete with drivers, teams, and liveries from the 2023 season.
Locations: Embark on a rally adventure across 17 diverse locations, from Monte Carlo and Portugal to Kenya and Japan, featuring over 200 stages upon launch, with the Central European Rally scheduled as a complimentary post-launch update.
Cars: Explore rally history with a collection of 68 meticulously recreated historic vehicles. The complete car list is available for reference.
Dynamic Handling System: Codemasters' renowned multi-surface handling model has been refined for the WRC game, offering customizable adjustments to suit your skill level, ready to be tested across all types of terrain.
Builder: Experience the introduction of Builder mode, allowing you to design and drive your own dream rally car.
Moments: Take the wheel and rewrite history by participating in recent events, alongside real-world scenarios and nostalgic throwbacks.
Modes: Choose from a variety of modes, including Career, Championship, Time Trial, Cross-platform Multiplayer, Regularity Rally, and a comprehensive livery editor, among others.
Additional Content: Moments mode will regularly receive new challenges. In Season 1, more than 50 Moments await all players, with EA Play subscribers enjoying access to an additional seven. Since Moments have no expiration, players can join EA Play at a later date to catch up on any missed content.
Central European Rally, making its real-world WRC debut, is set to release in a free update for all players post-launch. PC players can anticipate a Virtual Reality experience post-launch, providing an immersive driver's seat perspective. At launch, PC players can also enjoy ultrawide support across multiple screens, with further enhancements in development.
