WRC Generations

 Xbox Series X
User Score
5.4

Mixed or average reviews- based on 5 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 2 out of 5
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 5
  3. Negative: 2 out of 5
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  1. alvangee
    Nov 5, 2022
    0
    Zero at this point since the game doesn't work with wheel at all rendering itself useless. I have Fanatec DD GT Pro with official (!) WRC wheel and the game just don't see the wheel.
    Just can't imagine how this stuff could happen in a major official game with official wheels.
  2. meecrobhead
    Nov 5, 2022
    10
    Wrc generations is the best in this series. Its improved in many ways. Physics, graphics, car sound and the career mode. Kylotonn did a great job and show that they deserved the wrc license. Dont miss out on that new part if youre a rally fan. Lets see if codemasters can top that next year.

    Definitely one of the best rally game i have ever played.
  3. Pete112
    Mar 9, 2023
    1
    Why do companies make it so difficult to play a game. Need to set up an account, verify email addresses, sign in on phone and xbox, then it says I have created an account before but won't let me reset password.

    When I finally got into the game, the controls are non responsive and the graphics no where near as good as Forza.
  4. KWGamer
    Mar 21, 2023
    9
    WCRG is the best rally game out there and the only simulator that is controller friendly for those who do not have a steering wheel.

    Many will draw comparisons with Dirt Rally 2.0 the king of rally simulators and numerous wouldn’t touch WCRG. But the fact is KT racing has created something that is better, fuller, more approachable, more addictive, and dare I say it more realistic. If    WCRG is the best rally game out there and the only simulator that is controller friendly for those who do not have a steering wheel.

    Many will draw comparisons with Dirt Rally 2.0 the king of rally simulators and numerous wouldn’t touch WCRG.

    But the fact is KT racing has created something that is better, fuller, more approachable, more addictive, and dare I say it more realistic.

    If you’ve ever wondered why your car spins out of control on tarmac in DR2.0 at 45 mph and questioned whether this is a realistic interpretation, WCRG tells you it isn’t. It’s not that WCRG is easy to play, it isn’t but it’s handling is more consistent, more controllable, more manageable and feels more real. Obviously the most fun is found using a steering wheel, but even without one, the game works with a controller. Sure it is definitely more difficult but by reducing the sensitivity of the sticks, the game is manageable and fun.    … Expand
  5. HAPPYKlLLMORE
    Nov 4, 2022
    7
    This is a decent rally experience in the tradition of previous WRC titles. It’s quite comparable to WRC 10 in performance and graphics with a current WRC season skin. There are some issues like throttle control and hand braking that still needs to be patched, but it has definitely come a long way from its launch. The force feedback on a Fanatec DD1 is strong and nuanced. The stagesThis is a decent rally experience in the tradition of previous WRC titles. It’s quite comparable to WRC 10 in performance and graphics with a current WRC season skin. There are some issues like throttle control and hand braking that still needs to be patched, but it has definitely come a long way from its launch. The force feedback on a Fanatec DD1 is strong and nuanced. The stages themselves are mostly identical to previous releases, and that’s not a bad thing- the stages are fun and we’ll designed. The new content is engaging and upstages previous content. The sound design in this game is particularly weak, and it is slightly disappointing to see the frame rate capped at 60FPS when previous releases were running at a solid 120 FPS. Hopefully, with some further patches, this game will become the iconic rally experience that it is meant to be. If you’re a hardcore rally fan- this game is a must, simply for the experience of driving current gen rally cars. If you’re a more casual rally racer- hold off until the game is either fixed or is reduced in price.… Expand

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Metascore
77

Generally favorable reviews - based on 6 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 6
  3. Negative: 0 out of 6
  1. XboxAddict
    Jan 11, 2023
    75
    Overall, WRC Generations is a well-put-together farewell game for everyone new or enthusiast of the series who've been there since the beginning. It may have some issues but they can hopefully be patched out in the future. WRC Generations may not have many major changes to the series, but it still is a good game nonetheless.
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  2. XboxEra
    Nov 28, 2022
    77
    WRC Generations upgrades the general feel of Nacon’s yearly rally experience, tweaking the physics, handling, and smartly recreating the new challenges of the hybrid cars that are racing in the real-life series this season. The lower than usual price point is certainly very inviting, but it’s caused by the fact the game contains very little new content, with even the UIs, the career and practice tracks being virtually unchanged. There’s still a bit of “jank”, and the game is far from the best-looking racers out there, but WRC Generations offers a compelling middle ground between arcade and simulation rally, with a robust enough online and ranking system to push virtual drivers towards perfection for months to come. And now we wait for Codemasters’ first WRC game…
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  3. TheXboxHub
    Nov 28, 2022
    70
    WRC Generations takes a decent stab at the rally scene with some great clock-beating racing, a deep career and a beefy challenge system. Away from that though and it all feels as though the series needs a little reset.
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