Rally racing here means running timed stages one car at a time against the clock on gravel, tarmac and snow, with a co-driver reading pace notes while weather, night sections and mechanical failures keep changing the job. It covers the official 2016 season, including Rally China and the Super Special Stages, with the licensed cars and drivers.
Beyond the career, you can take on weekly online challenges and global leaderboards, or share a screen for local split-screen races. Full controller support makes it comfortable on a gamepad. It fits players who enjoy simulation-leaning driving, learning tracks and trimming seconds, and it is about precision and survival more than wheel-to-wheel racing.