V-Rally 2: Expert Edition is a rally racing video game developed by Eden Studios and published by Infogrames. Originally released in 1999 for various platforms, including PC, this "Expert" edition offered additional content and improvements over the original V-Rally 2 game.
The game lets you get behind the wheel of numerous official rally cars from different manufacturers and categories, competing in various championships and game modes across real and fictional rally circuits and stages from around the world. You'll experience the thrill of off-road driving on a variety of surfaces, including dirt, asphalt, snow, and gravel, facing changing weather conditions and challenging circuit layouts.
V-Rally 2 features a driving style that strikes a balance between arcade and simulation , offering an accessible experience with a certain level of depth in vehicle handling. You'll need to master drifting, braking, and acceleration techniques to navigate tight turns and maintain speed on the toughest sections.
The game offers several game modes , including Championship mode, where you compete in a series of rallies to become the champion; Arcade mode, for quick and direct races; and Time Trial mode, to beat your own records. The "Expert Edition" may include additional cars and tracks not included in the original version.
V-Rally 2 is a rally racing game that offers exciting and challenging action for fans of the genre, with a good selection of cars and a variety of environments to compete in.
Minimum PC system requirements (approximate, may vary):
- Operating System: Windows 95/98
- Processor: Pentium 233 MHz
- RAM: 32 MB
- Graphics Card: DirectX 6.0 compatible with 8 MB of VRAM
- Sound Card: Compatible with DirectX 6.0
- CD-ROM Drive: 4x
- Hard Drive: 300 MB of free space
- Peripherals: Keyboard (steering wheel and pedals are recommended for a more immersive experience)
Note: These are the estimated minimum requirements and the recommended requirements may be higher for optimal gaming experience, especially in terms of processor and graphics card power for better visual performance and fluidity.