Similarly, the contact physics in the game make elements of the stages, such as bumps and jumps, feel more relevant in the stage. The stages feel great, with the force feedback system allowing for a great feel for the stages through the wheel. Both of these games have strengths and weaknesses in their physics engine.ĭiRT Rally 2.0 has a very strong gravel physics system. This battle is a closely fought contest and fully depends on your personal preferences. If you do have any thoughts, let me know in the comments below! Remember, this is all my opinion, you may feel differently about these titles to me. The genre finally had a direct competitor to the DiRT Rally series.īut which one is my favourite? I’ve broken down this comparison into 6 categories. The sound quality was poor, the stages were lifeless, and the physics were arguably worse than the previous games.įast forward five years, WRC 9 has just been released and you wouldn’t believe that this game was made by the same people. The physics were more in tune with real rally driving, the stages were longer and more difficult, the car selection was strong and the sound and visual quality was great.Īt the same time, the WRC games were lacklustre. The release of the first DiRT Rally game in 2015 shifted the market for rally games.
Infected mode on Dirt 3 was amazing though (bring that back Codemasters!). Neither game really captured what it was like to power through difficult rally stages. By no means were these bad games, but they were very arcade focussed. In the early part of the last decade, the best rally games we had out there were the early DiRT games and the Milestone WRC games. In recent years, the pool of rally games has improved vastly. So naturally, the rally-focussed gaming titles are the ones I gravitate towards. As many of you may know, rallying is my favourite motorsport.
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