RIDE

by Milestone S.r.l.

The Developer Says...

Bikes from the world's most beloved motorcycle manufacturers, breathtaking races, and a round-the-world trip taking in 15 different locations, all this and more in the new videogame: RIDE.

Players Like...

❤ Motorcycle Handling and Physics

The game's handling model strikes a careful balance between realism and accessibility. Reviewers report the bikes feel responsive, with a satisfying weight and balance that requires precise throttle control and braking to navigate the tracks. Disabling the various driving assists heightens the depth of the physics simulation, forcing players to master techniques like proper braking and cornering. Many highlight how this approach provides a genuine challenge while still remaining approachable, delivering an engaging and involving motorcycle riding experience.

❤ Bike Variety and Customization

With over 100 bikes from numerous manufacturers and displacement classes, players have an extensive selection to choose from and experiment with. Reviewers appreciate that each model has distinct handling characteristics, rewarding adaptations to one's riding style. The game also allows players to extensively customize both the appearance and performance of their bikes, enabling fine-tuning to personal preferences.

❤ Track Design and Variety

While the game's track selection is somewhat limited, reviewers still find the included circuits to be well-designed and enjoyable to race on. The mix of real-world race tracks, winding country roads, and city circuits provides a good range of environments and challenges. Many highlight the attention to detail in the track environments, particularly the "Evolving Track System" that simulates the rubber buildup on the ideal racing line.

❤ Gameplay Modes and Progression

The game's main career mode, the World Tour, has players competing in a series of racing festivals and championships to climb the global leaderboard. Reviewers appreciate the sense of progression this provides, as they upgrade their bikes and master the various track layouts. Quickrace, time trial, and split-screen/online multiplayer modes cater to more casual play. While some note the lack of a deeper narrative or overarching progression system, the core racing experience is consistently praised.

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