According to a tip previously shared by source billbil-kun, the game will go live on November 3, and those who purchase the Champions Edition can get a sneak peek three days early.

Codemasters was granted a WRC license in 2020, agreeing to release one WRC game per year for the next five years, starting in 2023. A year later, Codemasters was acquired by Electronic Arts, and the WRC license went into EA’s pocket.

EA Sports WRC was originally slated for a July 2023 release but was internally pushed back to later this year.

The game will be available on PS5, Xbox Series S|X consoles, and PC platforms, and will be available in Standard Edition and Champions Edition, which offers the main game and five seasons of game content.

EA Play subscribers will also have a typical 10-hour trial period, as well as the same three-day sneak preview for Champions Edition players.

billbil-kun reports that the standard version of the game will be priced at $49.99 / €49.99 / £44.99 (currently around RMB 413), down from $69.99 / £69.99 for F1 23.

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EA CEO Andrew Wilson wrote on the company’s website that the reorganization is designed to “give our studio heads more creative ownership and financial responsibility so they can make faster and more insightful decisions about development and go-to-market strategies. These initiatives will accelerate our business, drive growth and deliver long-term value to our employees, players and communities,” he added.

In the newly formed EA Entertainment, Technology and Central Development division, Laura Miller has been named president with essentially the same structure as before for the games leadership team under her. Vince Zampera will continue to lead the Apex Heroes, Star Wars and Battlefield franchises, while Samantha Ryan will lead the Lifestyle series and the single-player blockbusters. Jeff Karp continues to lead EA Entertainment’s mobile team.

In the newly spun-off EA Sports division, Cam Webb was named president, with responsibilities including “leading genre EA Sports experiences and our entire racing portfolio. David Tinson was named to lead the EA Experience team, while former Chief Experience Officer Chris Bruzzo retired. Chief Financial Officer Chris Suh also left and was replaced by Stuart Canfield.

Wilson, who remains EA’s CEO, said the new leadership team will work with their respective studios in the “coming months” to implement the company’s newly announced organizational changes.

The latest in a series of reorganizations at EA, which followed a layoff of about 6% of the company’s workforce in March, and reports in June of another round of layoffs affecting two-thirds of the staff at Need for Speed: Infinite studio Firemonkeys.

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The tabletop version supports 2 to 4 players, including the basic version contains Bangalore, bloodhound, ghost and Gibraltar four characters, and after adding the expansion pack can also be played by 6 people or single player experience.

The Apex Heroes board game version has been opened in Kickstarter crowdfunding, the project has reached the crowdfunding goal, a crowdfunding price of 679 Hong Kong dollars (currently about RMB 607) onwards.

It is worth mentioning that Tencent Games’ new hero shooting game “High Power Hero” is now open for booking in all major game channels. From the official poster and introduction, it seems to be the national version of “Apex Hero” handheld game.

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