Players Like...

❤ Realistic Motorcycle Simulation and Physics

The game features a revamped physics and tire simulation system that closely models the behavior of real-life MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 bikes. Players praise the precise and true-to-life bike handling, which requires careful throttle and braking control to successfully navigate the challenging tracks. The improved symbiosis between rider and bike enhances the sense of control and connection to the vehicle, making for an engrossing and challenging riding experience.

❤ Challenging Yet Accessible Difficulty

Many reviewers note the steep learning curve, especially for newcomers, as the default difficulty settings can be quite challenging. However, the game provides a range of assists and difficulty options to cater to players of different skill levels. These include adjustable brake assist, traction control, and other settings to make the experience more accessible. The ability to use a rewind feature after crashes is also highlighted as a useful tool for learning the tracks and perfecting technique. Overall, the game rewards dedicated practice and offers a highly rewarding and authentic motorcycle racing simulation.

❤ Robust Offline Game Modes

The game provides a wide variety of single-player game modes and content, including a Career mode that allows riders to create their own personal team, customizing the bike and team livery. Other offline modes include Instant Race, Grand Prix, Championship, Time Attack, and the ability to relive historical Real Events and 2-Stroke Events from previous MotoGP seasons, ensuring ample opportunities for players to hone their skills.

❤ Functional Online Multiplayer

While the online multiplayer component received some criticism at launch due to technical issues, the game does offer the ability to compete against other players in Grand Prix and Championship modes. The addition of a Split Time mode, where consistency is key to victory, is highlighted as an engaging online feature. Some players report ongoing issues with the online functionality and server stability, but the overall consensus is that the online multiplayer, when functional, provides an additional layer of challenge and competition.