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About VRC PRO
VRC PRO puts players behind modern RC cars that can reach about 120 km/h (75 mph) on precisely modeled real‑world mini tracks, both indoor and outdoor, with rostrum, first‑person and behind‑car camera options.
The title hosts an online e‑sport community of over 150 000 racers, offering ongoing championships, multiplayer races for up to ten cars, time‑trial leaderboards, and practice modes with ghost opponents. All vehicles are fully customizable and tunable.
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Vehicle Variety
The game lists fifteen distinct RC cars covering on‑road and off‑road categories such as nitro buggies, electric buggies, short‑course trucks, rally‑cross, touring, drifter, pan and NASCAR trucks. Each model is described as fully customizable and tunable.
The roster is noted as expanding over time, with new cars added regularly, ensuring a broad selection for both casual racers and competitive participants.
- Try a few different classes to see which handling style matches your preferred track type.
- When comparing similar classes, note how each tuning option influences acceleration and top speed.
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Track Collection
VRC PRO features twenty‑two tracks that represent indoor and outdoor mini circuits. The description emphasizes that these tracks are modeled in precise detail from real existing locations.
Both tight, technical sections and faster stretches are mentioned, allowing players to experience varied racing flows and to test vehicle setups on different surfaces.
- Use practice mode to explore each circuit’s layout before entering a timed event.
- Compare your lap times across tracks to identify which surfaces suit your current car setup.
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Multiplayer Modes
Internet multiplayer races support up to ten cars, and online championships run continuously, allowing racers of any skill level to compete any day, anytime.
Time‑trial leaderboards record daily, weekly and monthly bests, while ghost cars and practice opponents give solo players a way to benchmark performance.
- Enter a championship that matches your skill level to experience balanced competition.
- Run a ghost lap to benchmark your performance against the best recorded times.
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Customization & Tuning
Every vehicle can be built from scratch, allowing adjustments to components that affect handling, acceleration and top speed. The description notes this mirrors real‑world RC mechanics.
Visual customization is also mentioned, letting racers personalize their cars while retaining the underlying physics model.
- Start with the default setup, then change one component at a time to see its effect.
- Balance power and handling based on the specific track you plan to race on.
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Input Support
The description states that keyboard, gamepad and joystick devices are supported, indicating that players can use any of these input methods.
The term “partial controller support” is used, which confirms controller compatibility without specifying limitations for particular modes.
- Test each supported device in a short practice session to see which feels most comfortable.
- Consider ergonomics of each input method for longer races.
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