We’re nonetheless due another formally licensed rally sport from KT Racing, specifically WRC Generations, arriving mid-October. The final couple of rally sims from the studio have been actually relatively good regardless of a couple of tough edges, and we’re excited to see how this new one shakes out. However, the WRC licence strikes to Codemasters beginning in 2023, and a brand new report teases an thrilling characteristic in subsequent 12 months’s title.

According to Insider Gaming, sources “with data of WRC 23” have supplied some fascinating particulars. There will apparently be 16 automobile courses, from the newest WRC vehicles to historic automobiles. However, rally followers could also be to listen to about an in-depth automobile customisation characteristic that can apparently be included within the sport.

If true, this method will successfully allow you to construct a automotive to your liking, deciding on the drivetrain after which buying the precise components you need. Suspension, gearbox, radiator, brakes, and mainly all the pieces you’ll be able to consider will apparently be customisable. This can even go for exterior customisation, with gamers in a position to match their alternative of bumpers, wheels, bonnet pins, and extra. The end result will likely be a automobile you’ve got created from scratch, which might be fairly neat.

As for the way the sport will play, it is anticipated that the DIRT Rally crew is behind it, so you’ll be able to virtually assure a brilliant-feeling rally sim. This will likely be Codies’ first formally licensed rally sport in practically 20 years, so we’re very curious to search out out what it is really like. For now, the above particulars aren’t confirmed, and as talked about, we’ve got WRC Generations to get to first, however rally followers are being nicely catered for both manner.

Are you enthusiastic about subsequent 12 months’s WRC sport from Codemasters? Would you be excited about constructing your individual rally automotive? Don’t minimize within the feedback part beneath.