This is done by spending the experience points you earn leveling up in races, or with the money you earn from the same. It’s also where you’ll keep up on your race calendar to sign yourself up for future events. This is where you’ll do things like upgrade your car, your team members, assign perks that can help you either on the track or between segments. Off the track you’ll get to look around your entire teams warehouse and each department within. Here you’ll assume full control over every aspect of your team once you sign with one. Naturally, the career is the main pull in a game like this. You’ll be able to do just about anything and everything, from driving around a massive outdoor training area, to performing in single races or embarking on your own full length career. If you’re a more passive rally fan, WRC 8 might just be another racing game to you, but it’s one with a lot of depth and plenty of options to keep you busy and help you fall in love with the sport. The game comes with fifty actual rally teams, a dozen rally events and over one hundred stages of racing technicality for you to explore. If you’re an avid fan and someone who keeps up with as many events as possible, the details included in this game just might make you extremely happy. So when given the chance to take on WRC 8 on the Nintendo Switch, I couldn’t pass it up.Īs a player, your approach to this game will vary depending on how deeply you follow the sport of rally racing. If I ever had to choose just one type of racing as my favorite though, I would be torn between two choices : Formula 1 racing for all of it’s beautiful road courses, or the complexity of rally racing, and the long standing WRC series of games is among my favorite. Whether it’s in games or watching it in person or on TV, I absolutely love the sport of racing. In all the years that I have gamed, I’ve never shied away from the fact that I am a huge racing fan.
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