Experience all the adrenaline of Motocross with the official Championship’s only videogame!
Riders carve genuine racing lines into tracks that dynamically deform with each lap. Mud sprays realistically, creating ruts that bikes authentically follow. At Matterley Basin, players can feel their rear wheel catch and guide through self-created track grooves, transforming each race into a unique challenge.
Precise controls let racers flick 250cc KTM bikes through tight corners with surgical accuracy. Scrubbing mechanics require pulling analog sticks in opposite directions, creating nuanced jump techniques that reward practiced skill. Riders can feel the difference between hard-packed dirt and slick mud, demanding constant technique adjustments.
With 300+ official components, players transform stock bikes using real-world brands like Scalvini exhausts. Ten different 2-stroke bikes offer varied performance, with some models intentionally slower to simulate realistic class differences. Riders can adjust transmission, suspension geometry, and visual designs down to jersey color.
Intelligent opponents choose multiple racing lines, creating unpredictable pack dynamics. Difficulty settings don't just slow competitors, but alter their strategic approach. Aggressive AI riders will contest inside lines and create genuine racing tension.
Rain transforms tracks within minutes, creating dynamic mud patterns that visibly alter bike handling. Dust clouds billow realistically behind racing bikes, with particle effects showing genuine environmental interaction.
Unreal Engine 4 delivers photorealistic environments where individual dirt particles move independently. Rider animations flow naturally, capturing the biomechanics of professional motocross racing.
Riders consistently crown this as the most authentic motocross simulation, praising its balance between accessibility and technical depth.
An essential purchase for anyone craving a genuine two-wheel racing experience.
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