WRC 7 FIA World Rally Championship puts the 2017 World Rally Championship at the centre of a licensed rally-racing game. Players can choose from official cars and drivers, with manufacturers including Hyundai, Toyota, Citroën and Ford. Its championship setting spans 13 countries and a mix of road surfaces, giving the game a broad international rally backdrop rather than a single circuit.
The driving is framed around revised physics intended to convey the power of the 2017 WRC cars, while overhauled tracks and more demanding handling shape the challenge. Its 52 Special Stages provide the core stage-racing format, and the 13 Epic Stages stand apart for their extended endurance test, each lasting more than 15 minutes. The roster also includes 55 official teams, with WRC 2 and WRC Junior drivers among the available choices.
WRC 7 supports single-player competition as well as online PvP and shared-screen multiplayer. Local split-screen makes head-to-head play possible in the same room, while weekly online challenges provide another competitive format.
