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Solid follow-up to Dirt Rally. With the recent Oculus patch, the VR is smooth and makes this a treat among racing games and the king among Rally games.

The stages are good, the cars are good, and the content keeps coming. I can only hope there are many more stages to come - they are the heart of the game and offer the greatest increase in variety and longevity.

RBR still stands supreme for many enthusiasts but I found it far too troublesome to install and maintain to be worth the effort. DR2 is more straightforward and visually FAR more appealing. It's quite pretty, to be honest .

Pretty good, I enjoyed it! I plan to buy the full game when it is released. I enjoyed the plot, the dialogue choices, and the atmosphere.

My only complaint is the optimization - it ran very poorly on my mid-level laptop. That same laptop runs newer, higher end games at lower graphics settings just fine - I fully expected it to run this smoothly but it was unplayable. Still fun, but I hope it's a little smoother on final release.

An excellent successor to XCom Enemy Unknown. This game is fun and challenging.

That being said, it is more of an iteration of EU rather than a true successor. The changes are welcome and awesome, but the format is by and large the same. That isn't necessarily a bad thing, but if you're looking for a major leap from XCOM, this is more of the same. In my mind - that's great! I loved XCOM:EU and XCOM2 is exactly what I wanted.

This game is fantastic.

It is not without flaws, but they are completely overwhelmed by the positive experience it provides. There is depth, challenge, and learning that must occur. This is not a game that can be picked up and played for a few hours with the expectation of "success." The more you learn, the more you want to learn, and the better you become.

There is additional content, but it is not pay-to-win. There are 20 operators that are highly competitive and effective with no additional purchase. For $40 it is hard to beat the content and playtime included.

Highly recommended, and that is coming from somebody who generally avoids FPS's, especially competitive ones.

WRC7 is a solid entry into the world of Rally racing titles.

I have not played WRC6 or any previous, so my opinions are based solely on my experience with WRC7, in comparison to other racers like Dirt Rally (of course) and the other standards like iRacing, etc.

The greatest thing about this game is the stages. They are excellently created, look gorgeous, and are fairly true-to-life from the real WRC stages that are run during the season. I can't say if they are "exactly" the same in the way iRacing copies tracks, but they are close enough that I believe they match the real-life stages.

I've read some complaints about the co-driver, namely that it sounds "robotic," but I have to say that I've been very happy with him. The calls are very timely and very accurate. I've also read complaints about the "Brake!" calls, but again, these have been super helpful when roaring up to a blind hairpin. Overall, I am quite happy with the co-driver calls and quality.

In terms of physics, this game is not a pure simulation. The developers have even stated as much - the aim of the title was not a full simulation. That being said, with the in-game settings on the most realistic setting, it feels good. Having never driven a 2017-spec WRC car, I can't say for certain, but it certainly matches my expectations and doesn't feel "arcadey." This isn't the strongest point of WRC7, but it doesn't detract either.

The wheel and FFB settings are my first serious problem with the game. The key bindings are clearly not made to favor a PC gamer, especially not one with a wheel. I am using a Fanatec CSW 2.5 with Universal Hub and v3i pedals. I struggled to get the game to recognize the appropriate axes for pedals, and had to futz with the setup for around 30 minutes to get it right. Furthermore, the FFB settings have some weird items in there, including engine idle (?) which is clearly a carry-over from the console/controller settings. The same, unfortunately, goes for the sensitivity settings. I have looked long and hard for a clear way to set my steering, acceleration, and braking to a simple 1:1 ratio. I have yet to find it, and I don't believe it's possible. I tried 100% but I'm not convinced it's accurate. Again, I believe this is due to the wheel settings being a carry-over from the controller settings, where sensitivity in a non-1:1 ratio might be more useful.

Despite my frustrations with the wheel and FFB settings, I have thoroughly enjoyed the game thus far. It's campaign/solo mode is rewarding and seeks to emulate the WRC season. It does so admirably, and keeps me coming back for "just one more stage" over and over again. This is a huge improvement from Dirt Rally, where I ultimately didn't care too much about the seasons because they were supported so little in game.

My final bit of feedback is the lack of view support. The FOV is only adjustable from a "near to far" perspective, and means you must adjust it to certain settings for certain cars in order to see the gauges/revs/gear. The FOV is also not adjustable in terms of degrees, meaning it cannot support multiple monitors or proper FOV setting based on monitor setup. Finally, no VR, or even TrackIR support, means you are stuck to a single monitor with a single point of view for the entire game. I can (unhappily) live with this, but going forward, this MUST be remedied for future titles to be relevant. (A patch certainly wouldn't go amiss in this department either...)

Overall, this is an enjoyable racing title that fills my need for a satisfying WRC/rally experience. It doesn't offer the most hardcore simulation available, but it offers a great deal in how it emulates the WRC season both in the "campaign" and the excellent stages.

Recommended for those who enjoy rally, with an enthusiastic recommendation being reserved for problems with proper wheel and FOV support.

Solid. Just like the board game. Graphics are nice and pretty - gameplay is solid ans smooth. Metacritic score seems to be... wrong. Loads of fun, though I still really like the board game!

Great game - very fun. I wasn't expecting a whole lot and generally considered the Tomb Raider series to depend on sex appeal. This game stands on its own. Great gameplay - definitely recommended.