WRC 4: FIA World Rally Championship

The Good
There are 13 different rallies in the game, which adds up to about 85 individual tracks. The terrain you will drive on is as varied as you'll find on Earth itself. The controls are very easy to use, even if you're only using a keyboard and mouse. It does not take a lot of effort to learn how to powerslide your rally car around turns.

The Bad
There is not much customization of your rally car available - you can't even select a specific tyre set that works best on a specific track. All that's available is tweaking your car setup.

The Bottom Line
WRC 4 is what is called a rally racing game - it is you against the clock. You drive your rally car around tracks from Point A to Point B. The key is driving as fast as you can without damaging your car too much - too much damage will force you to withdraw from the rally you are doing, and that hurts your ability to obtain enough championship points to win championships in each of the four WRC Rally divisions.