Motorbike fans, pay attention! The MotoGP series is back with a bang, and what looks to be a fantastic evolution on what has been a rather stale game series in the last few years.
Developed for the first time in Unreal Engine 5, MotoGP25 will feature all the official content of the 2025 season, including the return of the legendary Brno track in Czechia and the newest entry in the calendar, the Balaton Park Circuit in Hungary. The full Moto2 and Moto3 grids are also present and correct with the appropriate riders and bikes.
Publisher Milestone has been busy with titles on two wheels. Monster Energy Supercross 25 launched last week to poor reviews, but can MotoGP25 do any better and topple its two-wheeled competition?
On the other hand, the Pro Experience promises to be the pinnacle of simulation in the world of bike racing. Players will be able to tweak numerous elements such as bike settings, tire management, riding aids, electronics, and fuel consumption. This is a more refined experience for players seeking more realistic gameplay.
A notable feature that has been overhauled for MotoGP25 is a refinement of the Bike Development System, which gives players more control over performance improvements in the career mode. Team communication will be fundamental as the player suggests changes to the in-game team engineers in dedicated debriefs and post-race meetings.
Alongside physics and riding updates, MotoGP25 introduces major audio upgrades. According to Milestone, custom sound design makes the bikes roar like they do in real life, making for the most immersive experience in the franchise to date if everything that has been promised is followed through.
MotoGP25 is due to launch on the 30th April, 2025, on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.
Which new features are you most looking forward to in MotoGP25? Let us know in the comments below!
Developed for the first time in Unreal Engine 5, MotoGP25 will feature all the official content of the 2025 season, including the return of the legendary Brno track in Czechia and the newest entry in the calendar, the Balaton Park Circuit in Hungary. The full Moto2 and Moto3 grids are also present and correct with the appropriate riders and bikes.
Publisher Milestone has been busy with titles on two wheels. Monster Energy Supercross 25 launched last week to poor reviews, but can MotoGP25 do any better and topple its two-wheeled competition?
New Gamemode, Race Off
New for MotoGP25 and the series in general is the inclusion of 'Race Off', a game mode in which players can race across three training disciplines. Available in both career and single-event modes, each bike class features unique physics and handling for riders to sharpen their skills:- Motard: A fast bike useful for mastering speed and handling.
- Flat Track: An off-road motorcycle that challenges players to keep control even in low-grip conditions.
- Minibike: A small but precise two-wheeler that requires high accuracy to be mastered.
Updated Physics
MotoGP25 will debut two types of riding physics: Arcade and Pro. Each preset will allow the player to adjust and adapt the controls and physics according to their preferences. The Arcade Experience is perfect for players who want to jump straight into the action without sacrificing too much authenticity. Simplified bike handling and a lack of setups and fine-tuning make this mode much more casual-friendly.On the other hand, the Pro Experience promises to be the pinnacle of simulation in the world of bike racing. Players will be able to tweak numerous elements such as bike settings, tire management, riding aids, electronics, and fuel consumption. This is a more refined experience for players seeking more realistic gameplay.
A notable feature that has been overhauled for MotoGP25 is a refinement of the Bike Development System, which gives players more control over performance improvements in the career mode. Team communication will be fundamental as the player suggests changes to the in-game team engineers in dedicated debriefs and post-race meetings.
Alongside physics and riding updates, MotoGP25 introduces major audio upgrades. According to Milestone, custom sound design makes the bikes roar like they do in real life, making for the most immersive experience in the franchise to date if everything that has been promised is followed through.
MotoGP25 is due to launch on the 30th April, 2025, on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.
Which new features are you most looking forward to in MotoGP25? Let us know in the comments below!
