Players Like...

❤ Responsive and Challenging Bike Handling

Players praise the game's realistic and immersive feeling of riding the MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 bikes. The bikes respond precisely to player input, with a palpable sense of weight and momentum. Mastering the handling requires diligent practice, as the bikes can be quite challenging to control, especially at high speeds and in tight corners. However, players appreciate the sense of accomplishment they feel when they overcome this learning curve.

❤ Improved AI and Realism

Reviewers highlight the significant improvements to the AI opponents. The AI riders now exhibit more competitive, decisive, and realistic behaviors. They make mistakes and push the limits, providing a greater challenge for players. Crucially, the AI's performance closely matches that of real-life MotoGP riders, enhancing the game's overall authenticity.

❤ Customizable Career Mode

The career mode's "Personal Teams" feature allows players to create their own team, including purchasing a bike, choosing a team name and logo, and customizing the livery. As players progress, they can attract more distinguished sponsors and take on increasingly difficult objectives. Reviewers appreciate the depth and customization options in the career mode, which adds to the game's long-term replayability.

❤ Variety of Game Modes

In addition to the career mode, the game offers a range of other modes, including Instant Race, Grand Prix, Championship, Time Attack, Real Events, and 2-Stroke Events. The online multiplayer modes, such as Grand Prix, Championship, and the Split Time mode, also provide a competitive challenge for players who want to test their skills against others.

❤ Improved Physics and Tire Simulation

The game's physics and tire simulation have undergone further refinement, resulting in a more immersive and authentic riding experience. Reviewers note that the bike behavior is now closer to real-life MotoGP prototypes, with improved tire simulation and better integration between the rider and the bike. This translates to a more precise and exciting riding experience, especially when negotiating tight corners and braking hard.