I bought it because the ads said it was good and it is

When Codemasters decided to make a fourth DiRT game, it was obvious that it was going to have to be a game that appealed to a wide audience. The stellar DiRT Rally was well received for its authenticity, but the DiRT games before that had middle of the ground vehicle handling that mixed realism and...

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Arguably there hasn't been an authentic and true to its culture rally racing game since Colin McRae back in the day before the DiRT name was attached to it. One could argue that there's just not enough competition to spur on the need for a full fledged rally racer, with WRC delivering a sub par...

Real Rally made Real Good; Joyride is whole new game; Your Stage is simplicity at its best

No Gymkhana; The environments aren't as good as its peers

It's perhaps symbolic that Codemasters has included Colin McRae's old co-driver in for the first time in one of its rally games since Colin McRae Rally 2005, because Dirt 4 very much feels like a return to the good old days of the series.

Over the years, and I mean a lot of years (back to Test Drive in 1990), I have played dozens of driving games over many types of terrain. My first delving into Codemasters was Grid.

It's not enough to detract from how accomplished Dirt 4 is where it matters, when you're tearing from point to point and manhandling any one of its fine selection of cars. It is enough, though, to make you miss the focus of its predecessor, and Dirt 4 falls short of the greatness of Dirt Rally.