Nacon just announced WRC 10. Production was introduced in the trailer, and we learned about content details. The publisher has also revealed the final release date for most platforms.
WRC 10 is the sequel to the popular series that Nacon will be responsible for releasing. Yesterday, the company announced a presentation for the game And she kept her word – we can check out the latest trailer. Players can also prepare for the premiere, because on September 2, 2021, the item will arrive on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X | S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and later, the Nintendo Switch will be launching for the first time.
The title will provide, among other things, 4 new rallies from the 2021 calendar (Estonia, Croatia, Belgium and Spain), 6 historic rallies (including Greece, Italy, Germany and Argentina), 120 special stages, 52 official teams from the 2021 season (WRC, WRC2, WRC3) , Junior WRC) and 20 legendary cars.
The creators will improve the career mode, which will now include an editor – thanks to him, we can create our own team and decorate cars. Players can also look forward to an “ultra-realistic, ultra-fine physics engine” that makes WRC 10 a better driving experience. The developers have also improved the sound.
At WRC 10 we will also find an eSports mode, thanks to which we will participate in the daily and weekly challenges. Players will also be able to create competitions at different levels.
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