Players Like...

❤ Gameplay Mechanics

Players praise the realistic bike handling and physics, which allow them to perform techniques like scrubbing and powersliding to carry speed through the technical tracks. The clutch and manual transmission controls provide nuanced control over the bike's power delivery. However, some players note the in-air physics and bike control can feel stiff or automated, especially when attempting advanced maneuvers like whips. The whoops sections are relatively easy to navigate compared to real-life Supercross tracks.

❤ Difficulty and Challenge

On the "realistic" physics and difficulty settings, players must precisely control the bike to nail the rhythm sections and make all the jumps. The AI opponents prove quite competitive, though some feel they are still a bit too easy to pull away from on the hardest difficulty. In contrast, the "arcade" settings make the game quite easy, with the AI no match for skilled players, but this mode still provides fun and accessible gameplay for more casual fans.

❤ Career Mode and Progression

The career mode allows players to progress through the 250SX and 450SX Supercross championships, racing against the official riders. While the bike and rider customization options are appreciated, some reviewers express frustration with being "locked in" to certain sponsor/color schemes once chosen. The ability to earn in-game currency to purchase new gear and upgrades is seen as a positive.

❤ Track Creation and Sharing

One of the standout features is the robust track editor, which players describe as intuitive and powerful, providing endless possibilities for custom track designs. The ability to load and race on community-created tracks is also praised, though the quality can vary depending on the builder's skills.