V-Rally 4 - Japan Rally Stage 1 in under 2:40 (Top Leaderboard Run)

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Dirt Rally 2.0 is not the only rally racing game that came out in recent times. There is also V-Rally 4, which features some interesting content as well. Here you can see a fast Time Attack run on the first Japan Rally stage in it.

Timeline:
0:00 Location, Stage and Car Info
0:30 Japan Rally Stage 1 with Citroën DS 3 Rally
4:04 Cinematic Replay

V-Rally is a very old rally racing game franchise, with the first 3 games in it all coming out more than 15 years ago. In September last year the franchise was revived with V-Rally 4, which features not only Rally but also some other game modes like Rallycross and Hill Climb, making it similar to the popular Dirt games. It also features some interesting and obscure locations like Japan, Siberia, Malaysia and Romania.

My first experience with V-Rally 4 was very negative but this was due to reasons outside of the game, with Humble Store giving me a code for the regular edition when I had bought the Deluxe Edition and then ignoring my support ticket for months.

The game itself also didn't feel so great to me at first because I didn't quite get the physics but I recently gave it another chance and now that I have gotten more used to the physics I am actually enjoying the game a lot more and I feel like it deserves to be shown. Based on the huge gaps on the leaderboards it seems like almost nobody is playing this game, which is a bit of a shame. The game may have some flaws but there are definitely things to enjoy in it as well.

For Rally the game has a stage generator. However, it is different from the one in Dirt 4. Here each location has a fixed full map and then the generator creates a route on this map instead of piecing together a new map like in Dirt 4. And thankfully each location also has 4 fixed stages with leaderboards. Other games modes are Rallycross, Hill Climb (which has 3 awesome locations), Buggy and Extreme-Khana (Time Attack on Gymkhana-style tracks).

I will be showing a bunch of Time Attack runs in the game this month, so that you can have a look at all the interesting locations in it and see for yourself if it might be a game for you as well.

Here you can see Japan, one of the 6 Rally locations in the game, featuring colorful surroundings. A lot of people are always asking for Japan as a location for a Forza Horizon game. Well, this is what something like that may look like.

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Nice work bruv, some of those corners were poetry

debauch

Please do more. I’m in love with this game for some reason so would like to see you dominate some more courses in all disciplines.

nftwmusic

Japan is definitely my favourite rally location here! Are you going to show the other rally locations?

CarlRaven

The only of this series I knew was vrally 3 on my gba, loved that game

freecarwash

More videos on this game please! Looks like a perfect arcade rally game for me

jerrious

glad you got to enjoy it! your driving is rly good too.

talon

Even the game is more arcade based you are killing it with the controller

martinbezus

Very nice driving as always gleiber 👍🏼

vulf

Oh, nice forest...wonder where I have seen that before🤔

clamantmountain

Great run! I'd also like to see hillclimb events.

TheKrazyKat

Question. the Citroen is the best Cat 9 rally car or is it personal choice?

TonySki

222 kph top You got a very good mark ^^

Awesome performance tho :D

MbViper

I don't care about content, just give me good physics.

Tommyrus

I haven't played the game so my opinion might not be valid but I can see that they tried really hard to maintain what V-rally was (Which was great) and in trying so hard they bollocksed it all up but that's just me

mustafahussam

My opinion on this game:
I think the main source of the problem with the physics of this game, is the fact that the initial impression is so terrible.
When you first boot up the game, you’ll find it surprisingly hard to control, and a lot of people think that this game isn’t that great because of this.
However, this is only if you haven’t been prepared for the physics.
The key to enjoying this game, is to learn how to countersteer properly.
If you’re good at countersteer, then you’ll be able to keep control of the vehicle in the most satisfying way, and soon enough, after a little bit of practice, you’ll find yourself sliding across the map, and setting remarkably fast times as well. And suddenly, this game becomes a blast. Not exactly the kind of game you play for hours and hours upon end, but simply fun in short bursts.
So, my recommendation? Give yourself time to play the game. Before you immediately write a negative review saying the physics are absolutely terrible and then immediately refunding it, try playing the game again, and give it another shot. I think then, you’ll discover the game is a lot more fun than you originally thought it was.

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