PQube signs World Rally Championship 3

The Next World Rally Championship game will be published in the UK by PQube this October.

The company says it will be the biggest sports title it has released, surpassing the launch of motorbike racers MUD and SBK Generations in May and June respectively.

WRC3 will be released for Xbox 360, PS3, PC and Vita platforms on October 12th and will give players access to officially licensed cars and teams from the 2012 rally tournament.

The title also features a completely rebuilt graphics and physics engine.

PQube will handle all UK?PR, marketing, sales and distribution for the game. This release builds on the relationship between PQube and Milestone, with PQube now distributing all of Milestone’s specialist racing titles after successful launches earlier this year,” trade marketing manager Abid Gangat told MCV.

WRC3 has raised the bar for all rally games. It is the biggest sporting title we have ever worked on and it is a very exciting timefor PQube.”

And PQube hopes to work closely with Milestone on its future releases, including more licensed products.

Adding these huge licences to our portfolio is a huge boost to our business and working with Milestone has been a real pleasure.”

Gangat added:?Their team is very much committed to delivering a highly polished end product and that the licences they are working with is a testament to this.

More will be announced about these licences in the near future.”

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