Rally Dynasty

Rally Dynasty is a rally management game by an independent developer, starting in 1973 and rolling on past today. You run one family team through five regulation eras — hiring drivers, building cars, managing exact money and real time — while heirs inherit the team when a driver retires or dies. It is unofficial and unlicensed, in the spirit of the classic World Rally Championship decades. Platforms: PC (web/Steam) and Android.

The road is the opponent

You never touch the wheel. You choose the programme, the car, the crew and the tyres, and then you live with it. Pace is exact and stated in seconds. Danger is never a percentage — it is a sentence, because that is how it is actually known.

Fifty-four seasons, and the rules change under you

1973 opens with a championship for makes, not drivers. Group B arrives, and then it is banned. Central service parks end roadside repairs. Pace notes arrive at the RAC in 1990. Mousse tyres come and go. Every one of those changes is modelled from the record and dated, not averaged into a vague "retro" feel.

The team is people, and people age

Drivers improve with competitive kilometres and plateau at their potential. They peak, they decline, they get hurt, and sometimes they are killed — at the rate the era actually killed them. A dead driver's seat opens. The record stands.

One family, half a century

When the head of the team retires or dies, the dynasty passes to an heir or to a brother. The name on the entry list stays; the person behind it does not. A campaign is not a career — it is a lineage.

Exact on money

Parts cost what they cost. Entry fees, travel, freight, wages, sponsor retainers and prize money are all period figures, in period currency, and the ledger shows you every one of them.

Play it your way

Menus and navigation in ten languages; the game's own writing is English. Light paper or the dark rally board. Reduced motion and colourblind presets. Instant results if you want the season to run itself, or stage by stage if you want to feel it.

Rally Dynasty is not associated with, endorsed by, or affiliated with the FIA or the WRC.