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V-Rally 4

V-Rally 4

Kylotonn Games·Released Sep 6, 2018·Single player

Platforms
PS4PCXbox OneSwitch
Genres
RacingSimulation
Critic62/100
Across 3 reviews
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About

Get ready to take on the challenges of rallies, rallycross, drifts, buggies and hill climbs, and set off on a spectacular journey across continents. At the wheel of the most legendary off-road vehicles in each category, you’ll have to be prepared to take on the most difficult routes in astonishing surroundings. Over 50 car models will be featured, including the most famous in rallying and extreme motor sport. Ready for you to test drive, collect, upgrade, customize, and above all excel at! As no trip is worth anything unless it is shared, V-Rally 4 will feature a career mode and an innovative online mode.

Reviews

3 reviews
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Nintendo Life
Chris Scullion·Dec 20, 2018
Critic50/100
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V-Rally 4 is an old-school rally game at heart, for better and worse (but mainly the latter). If you stick with it you'll eventually start to master and enjoy it, but the slippery handling and unforgiving ‘no mistakes allowed' rally races make getting to that point a real slog. On top of this, its numerous performance issues are so severe that they aren't just ugly, they're downright distracting: the result being that although this is now the best rally game on Switch by default, pretty much every aspect of it leaves acres of room for improvement.

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Push Square
Jacob Hull·Sep 19, 2018
Critic60/100
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Once you get to grips with how it handles, V-Rally 4 is a competent and lightweight arcade-style off-road racer with a fair bit of charm that harkens back to the series' foundations. Aiming for spectacle and variety in design, it looks and feels like a 2018 V-Rally game. However, a shallow and disappointing career mode, irritating music, and a handful of visual and gameplay bugs means you're likely to grow weary in a short space of time.

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