WRC Generations

A mystery until now, the Nintendo Switch version of KT Racing’s final WRC game will launch at the start of December.

The final official World Rally Championship game by Kylotonn, WRC Generations, puts everything the Parisien studio has learnt over nearly a decade into one, wholesome, rally experience.

From a little-known truck racing game to WRC Generations, here’s how KT Racing evolved the World Rally Championship games, by the dev team itself.

WRC Generations will feature a large set of stages, but which are you looking forward to the most?

With the launch of WRC Generations approaching, Motorsport.com’s Tom Howard was able to learn the role of a co-driver within the game and then put it into practice alongside Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT driver Takamoto Katsuta.

WRC game developer KT Racing has hinted that after the official rally series, and the upcoming Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, there could be more sim racing projects in the works.

Hear from WRC Generation’s development team at Kylotonn, KT Racing, about how the World Rally Championship games have evolved and why its final will be its best yet.

The entry list for WRC Generations features 85 cars, including new classic additions and the current Rally1 hybrid beasts.

Originally planned for a split console and PC launch, all versions of WRC Generations will be now available in early November