List of World Rally Championship video games

• Colin McRae Rally (1998) – PlayStation, Windows. Includes cars and drivers from the 1998 World Rally Championship.[1]
• Colin McRae Rally 2.0 (2000) – PlayStation, Windows. Includes cars from the 2000 World Rally Championship.
• Colin McRae Rally 3 (2002) – PlayStation 2, Xbox, Windows. Includes cars from the 2002 World Rally Championship.
• Colin McRae Rally 04 (2003) – PlayStation 2, Xbox, PC
• Colin McRae Rally 2005 (2004) – PlayStation 2, Xbox, PC
• Colin McRae: Dirt (2007) – PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC
• Colin McRae: Dirt 2 (2009) – PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, Wii, OnLive
• Dirt 3 (2011) – PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, OnLive
• Dirt: Showdown (2012) – PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC
• Dirt Rally (2015) – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
• Dirt 4 (2017) – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
• Dirt Rally 2.0 (2019) – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Developed by Evolution Studios and published by Sony Computer Entertainment exclusively for the PlayStation 2 console.

• World Rally Championship (2001) – Cars, tracks and drivers from the 2001 World Rally Championship.
• WRC II Extreme (2002) – Cars, tracks and drivers from the 2002 World Rally Championship.
• WRC 3 (2003) – Cars, tracks and drivers from the 2003 World Rally Championship.
• WRC 4 (2004) – Cars, tracks and drivers from the 2004 World Rally Championship.
• WRC: Rally Evolved (2005) – Released only in Europe, contains cars, tracks and drivers from the 2005 World Rally Championship.[2]
• World Rally Championship (2005) – A PlayStation Portable game based on WRC: Rally Evolved.[3][4] Developed by Traveller's Tales and SCEE,[4] and published by Namco and Sony Computer Entertainment.[4] Like its predecessor, World Rally Championship is based around the 2005 season and features 30 fully deformable 2005 WRC, Evolution and Extreme spec cars.[4] In championship mode, players have the opportunity to play through the entire WRC season as any one of the 17 official 2004 registered drivers from the 6 official manufacturers, participating in 16 official rallies spanning 5 continents and 16 countries.[4] Additionally, there are 19 bonus stages and downloadable content available to users.[4] In addition to championship mode, there are also quick rally, time trial and single rally single-player game modes.[5] World Rally Championship also supports various ad hoc multiplayer modes, such as wireless time trial, turn-based time trial, turn-based single rally, and turn-based championship.[5]

Developed by Milestone and published by Black Bean Games. These were all released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360:

• WRC: FIA World Rally Championship (2010) – Cars, tracks and drivers from the 2010 World Rally Championship.
• WRC 2: FIA World Rally Championship (2011) – Cars, tracks and drivers from the 2011 World Rally Championship.
• WRC 3: FIA World Rally Championship (2012) – Cars, tracks and drivers from the 2012 World Rally Championship.
• WRC 4: FIA World Rally Championship (2013) – Cars, tracks and drivers from the 2013 World Rally Championship.
• WRC Powerslide (2013) – Officially licensed arcade spin-off released for PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade, PC

Developed by Kylotonn and published by Bigben Interactive.

• WRC 5 (2015) – Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation Vita. Includes cars, tracks and drivers from the 2015 World Rally Championship.
• WRC 6 (2016) – Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One. Includes cars, tracks and drivers from the 2016 World Rally Championship.
• WRC 7 (2017) – Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One. Includes cars, tracks and drivers from the 2017 World Rally Championship.
• WRC 8 (2019) – Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch. Includes cars, tracks and drivers from the 2019 World Rally Championship.

• Mobil 1 Rally Championship – PlayStation, PC. Based around the 1997 to the 2000 British Rally Championship, but it also features A8 cars from the 1998 World Rally Championship.
• Rally Championship Xtreme – PC, PlayStation 2, Nintendo Gamecube (Console versions is simply named Rally Championship).
• International Rally Championship – PC, PlayStation (As Tommi Makinen Rally). Includes cars from the 1997 World Rally Championship, and 1998 World Rally Championship (Tommi Makinen Rally).
• V-Rally – PlayStation, Nintendo 64, PC. Includes cars from the 1997 World Rally Championship.
• V-Rally 2 – PlayStation, SEGA Dreamcast, PC. Includes cars from the 1999 World Rally Championship.
• V-Rally 3 – PlayStation 2, Xbox, PC. Includes cars from the 2000 to 2002 World Rally Championship and the 2001–2002 Super 1600 Junior World Rally Championship.
• V-Rally 4 – PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch.
• Richard Burns Rally (2004) – PlayStation 2, Xbox, Gizmondo, PC.
• Xpand Rally – PC.
• Xpand Rally Xtreme – PC.
• Euro Rally Champion – PC, PlayStation 2.
• Rally Challenge (1996 video game) – PC. Includes cars from the 1996 World Rally Championship.
• Rally Challenge 2000 – N64. Includes cars from the 1998–1999 World Rally Championship.
• RalliSport Challenge – Xbox, PC.
• RalliSport Challenge 2 – Xbox.
• Rally Trophy – PC. Featuring Classic WRC cars from the 1960s & 1970s.
• Car Town – PC. Features WRC cars through updates, including Ford Fiesta RS WRC and Mitsubishi Lancer WRC.
• Sega Rally Series – Arcade, Saturn, Dreamcast, PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360.
• Sébastien Loeb Rally Evo – PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One.
• Gran Turismo 5 – PlayStation 3. Released in 2010 and features WRC cars, and around 30 historic rally cars.[6]
• Gran Turismo 6 – PlayStation 3. Released in 2013 and features all the cars from the previous games, and 3 additional Pikes Peak rally cars.
• World Rally: Championship - 1993 Arcade racing game by Gaelco, featuring Carlos Sainz Sr.'s 1992 title-winning Repsol-sponsored Toyota Celica GT4 ST185 Group A rally car.
• World Rally 2: Twin Racing - 1995 Sequel of Gaelco's 1993 arcade racing game, it now features rally cars from the 1993 World Rally Championship.