Rally Championship Critic Reviews

Responsive as a sim, the vehicles handle exceptionally well. They're well balanced and react as you would expect such a vehicle to in every situation.

Good visuals, loads of cars and loads more tracks great fun with three friends but, let down by the one player mode which will cause a lot of frustration when your stuck in the local rallies with a privateer car that seems to bounce, spin, and tumble more than drive.

The most important aspect of the game, its gameplay, was solid and felt just about right. Although the environments can be sparse in areas they're overall pretty nice to look at as you tear through the gears in each course.

Scores with a handful of options and hardcore appeal, but needs more punch.

It fails to add up to a truly compelling racer, lacking the graphical polish, deeply sorted physics and versimilitude of McRae.

Controls are responsive but touchy.

It's the Citroen Saxo of rally titles - small, well rounded and not horrible to look at, but it is pretty horrible to drive, it sounds like a chainsaw dragged over sand paper and the sales guy is going to have his work cut out selling it.

A well-meaning title that seems to have all the necessary ingredients, but its key features simply feel too underdeveloped to be any good.