Bigben and Kylotonn Racing Games today release two new videos highlighting V-Rally 4’s rally mode, as well as the special stage generator featured in the upcoming epic off-road game. One of the videos is taking place in the particularly humid conditions of Malaysia and the other in Kenya.
In V-Rally 4’s rally mode, the highly varied environments of the specials require you to draw on all your driving skills. Speed through the breathtaking environments of Malaysia, Japan, Siberia, Kenya, Sequoia Park and Monument Valley! Pay attention to your co-driver’s notes displayed on the screen so you won’t be surprised by a tight bend!
Entire road networks have been created for the rally environments, with an impressive level of detail. In addition to the pre-defined specials, V-Rally 4 provides an even more unpredictable challenge through the specials generator. Just like rally organizers, the specials generator randomly opens and closes road intersections, which means there are hundreds of possible routes through each environment. Your route is not a collection of pre-defined roads and bends: it uses parts of the road network, and each special is different, with unique characteristics.
V-Rally 4 is coming to the PC this September.
Enjoy!
![V-RALLY 4 | Rally Kenya Gameplay by Team VVV [ESRB]](https://www.dsogaming.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-youtube-lyte/lyteCache.php?origThumbUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ytimg.com%2Fvi%2FUCJCHbqpRmQ%2F0.jpg)
![V-RALLY 4 | Rally Malaysia Gameplay by Team VVV [ESRB]](https://www.dsogaming.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-youtube-lyte/lyteCache.php?origThumbUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ytimg.com%2Fvi%2FtizgOzK1UAk%2F0.jpg)
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Weak visuals.
Don’t judge them yet. The compression on the video is really bad. I see lots of good effects in play. The actual game will likely look much better.
Looks like a decent contender to beat Dirt 4. Looks and sounds more interesting despite the co-driver being dreadful.
But Dirt 4 was probably the weakest in the series. Dirt 2 was my jam. 3 was pretty decent also.
2018 and a game compagny is not able to give a video correctly compressed…WTF!!
Look like Vrally on PS2 with alot of blur !
To be fair, that could have been Youtube.
I love the way the car physics allow the vehicle to dip on the x,y and z axis. Most rally games keep the car mostly level laterally, seeing it dive from side to side with the terrain makes it look a LOT more realistic. Dirt Rally for example would basically keep your car flat no matter what you were hitting. This looks nice.
Game looks awesome, I think it looks better than Dirt I will be getting it for sure.
1:1 Sega Rally 3 / Revo copy.