WRC: Rally Evolved
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| Developer(s) | Evolution Studios |
| Publisher(s) | Sony Computer Entertainment |
| Platform(s) | PlayStation 2 |
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| Genre(s) | Racing |
| Mode(s) | Single player, Multiplayer (4 offline;16 online) |
| Rating(s) | PEGI: 3+ |
| Media/distribution | DVD |
WRC: Rally Evolved (also known as World Rally Championship 5: Rally Evolved or simply WRC 5) is a WRC video game for the PlayStation 2 and was released in Europe on October 21, 2005. It was developed by Evolution Studios as the entire series had been until the release of the 2010 version, and as per usual featured licensed cars and authentic courses from the 2005 WRC season, based on satellite imagery of the landscapes.
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[edit] New features
Rally Evolved is one of the most drastic updates to the series so far, due to many new updated features. Most notable is the "random event" engine in the game, which creates random hazards which the player must navigate as they drive the course. These random events can be anything from rockfalls from cliffs above, animals on the track or even rivers or pipes spilling water on the road surface, making it slippery. However, some random events are an advantage to the player - other (AI) drivers are on the course (although this is rare as this is not a common occurrence in the real WRC), and the player can pass them (thus beating them on the course). Also, the co-driver keeps players updated on other cars, and occasionally other cars crash and retire from the rally (players can often spot wrecked or overturned cars at the trackside, complete with co-drivers warning oncoming cars).
WRC: Rally Evolved also features new sets of cars, including "Historic" vehicles, essentially the highly-tuned Group B rally cars including the Ford RS200, the Renault 5 Turbo and the Peugeot 205 T16.
[edit] Game modes
WRC: Rally Evolved includes several different game modes.
[edit] Quick race
In a quick race, the player will play a randomly selected stage with a randomly selected car and driver.
[edit] Time target
During the race, the player will have to beat a time trial (although this is not needed to advance in the game). The time target will be the in-game time at the first attempt. If beaten, the time target will be the personal best with a specific car class.
[edit] Championship
The Championship mode lets the player play through the 2005 WRC season. The player can choose between a real life calendar, that follows the schedule for the 2005 WRC season, or a non-real life calendar, where the player can choose the countries to play in a wanted order. Championship mode ends when all 16 countries are played, but the player can stop playing after any country, because the game saves after each country is finished. The player can play all three stages in a country, but normally the player will have to buy the stage to play it in other modes.
[edit] Single rally
In a single rally, the player will play all the three stages in a selected country.
[edit] Single stage
Unlike the quick race, in a single stage the player will play one stage of own choice. The player can also select car and driver.
[edit] Rally cross
In rally cross, the player will play against three AI generated opponents in a SSX course from any of the countries. The goal is to finish first in a circular track with all classes of cars.
[edit] Historical challenge
In historical challenge, the player have to race on a small part of a stage to beat a specific time. The player will have to choose between six cars and race first for bronze, then silver and gold.
[edit] Cars and classes
WRC Class :
- Citroën Xsara WRC
- Ford Focus RS
- Mitsubishi Lancer '05
- Peugeot 307
- Škoda Fabia
- Subaru Impreza '05
S1600 :
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