Bigben’s official racing game for the 2016 FIA World Rally Championship, namely WRC 6, will be releasing in October for the Xbox One, PS4 and PC. Developed by Kylotonn, the game will feature split-screen multiplayer and cover art that varies depending on the region.

Along with including all 14 WRC events, WRC 6 will also feature all the official drivers and teams, along with certain WRC 2 and Junior WRC drivers. You can check out screenshots for the game below, though they’re work in progress. Don’t take them as final results just yet.

WRC or World Rally Championship has been a fairly consistent October release for a few years now. This year’s iteration is developed by Kylotonn which also worked on last year’s WRC 5. Last year’s iteration had a staggered release, arriving on the Xbox One after other platforms. WRC 6 appears to be launching on all current gen platforms simultaneously and will be skipping the previous generation.

WRC 4, the upcoming game based on the actual World Rallying Championships, will include actual events from the calendar of the upcoming season, just got its latest trailer. It’s pretty standard fare, although fair warning, actual game footage doesn’t come in until midway through the trailer.

The game looks good, but again, it looks like exactly what you would expect from a game based on the WRC license. In fact, some details looks positively disappointing- the car models look exquisite, but the environments seem to lack some details, particularly the trees. Oh well. Not like you’d be looking at the trees much in a racing game anyway.

Published by Bigben Interactive and developed by Milestone Studio, WRC 4, the tie in for the 2013 season, will be releasing next year on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and PC. No versions for either the Wii U or the Nintendo 3DS have been announced yet.