MotoGP 14

 PC
Metascore
76

Generally favorable reviews - based on 5 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 3 out of 5
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 5
  3. Negative: 0 out of 5
  1. Eurogamer Italy
    Jun 30, 2014
    70
    Under a less than exciting package, is hidden a fine motor biking game with tons of options and game modes. If Milestone will improve the graphics and physics engines for the 2015 version, we are in for something big.
  2. Merlin'in Kazanı (Turkey)
    Jul 7, 2014
    71
    MotoGP 14 is a very good racing game.

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User Score
2.3

Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 24 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 3 out of 24
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 24
  3. Negative: 19 out of 24
  1. DubbThang
    Oct 1, 2014
    2
    Every review you have read about MotoGP14 so far is correct. Below expectation with this game. MotoGP13 had its bugs and you would haveEvery review you have read about MotoGP14 so far is correct. Below expectation with this game. MotoGP13 had its bugs and you would have thought Milestone would have corrected the bugs when they made 14, not so. They have created even more bugs in this game and the game even worse than 13. Milestone needs to stop trying to re-invent this game and just fix the current bugs in the game. Eventually what is see in the future is that Milestone will cancel production of this game due to lack of revenue because people are tired of wasting money on faulty product. In the end, we will be left with no motorcycle racing games. I say bring back BlackBean.… Full Review »
  2. JuNeTT
    Jul 8, 2021
    0
    This is the worst motogp game ever. I think motogp 8 better than thisssssss
  3. JohnLG
    Jan 2, 2016
    4
    There is one thing I'd love to get people to understand about this game, and this is it. MotoGP 14 and it's older brother 13 suffer from someThere is one thing I'd love to get people to understand about this game, and this is it. MotoGP 14 and it's older brother 13 suffer from some of the worst visuals that I've ever seen on a Motorcycle game. I would argue that the graphics are below what you can find if you were to go back in time and purchase the games made by THQ for the Xbox 360. Especially "07, that game was one of the most perfect motorcycle racing games that I've ever played. Everything felt so right in that game that I still use it when I compare other motorcycle racing games. It's steering system, using the left stick, while using the right to apply brake and throttle were spot on. It also managed to use a system that allowed you to use the throttle stick so that you could get extra lean in your turns, which gave it even more detailed control on your steering.

    None of this is used on this game. I will say this, if your interested in graphics, this game is definitely not for you. The visuals here are below most games I play on PC. While there are times where it looks manageable, for the most part, they are just weak visuals.

    But for me, the final nail in the coffin is that this game does not include the option to play the game from a perspective that makes you feel like your driving a motorcycle. It's hard to explain it, but this will be my attempt to do so. If you imagine a driving game, mostly you see the road as it is, usually level and flat and that's fine since your in a car. On a motorcycle game though, the game should offer you a viewpoint where the view from behind the motorcycle or even from the helmet shows the world leaning over, and the bike itself stays vertical. It's the camera used in MotoGP "07 and the previous ones. While those games were never meant to be simulators, at least not to my knowledge, they did include this type of camera to lend the game a sense of authenticity. In Moto GP '13 and '14, the view is always flat, and the only leaning is done by the bike. For me, it feels horrible.

    So, in all, it's not a very good game. I know that there are some who love it, but I'm guessing those people love it because they never had the opportunity to play the THQ games, because if those were still clear in their memory, they would hate this game.

    But as a side note, having played nearly every Moto racing game, from THQ to Capcom's version, I have a good sense for what a good motorcycle game should play like. In that, I had been depressed that no company put forth the effort to try to match the level of the THQ versions, and I think I've finally found one. If you purchase a PS4, and you do have Driveclub, you can buy an expansion they've put on offer that turns the game into the most amazingly fun Motorcycle racing game I've ever played. Of course, it still lacks the behind the bike viewpoint, but, it does offer the inner helmet viewpoint where the world leans and the bike stays vertical. It's not as easy to use as the old '07 system where you still had the much wider peripheral vision due to the camera being behind the bike, but what you have in the new version is the leaning viewpoint effect, while only loosing a small amount of peripheral loss, but an amazingly detailed world where the graphics are seriously mind blowing. If you love motorcycle racing games, you owe it to yourself to give Drive Club Bikes a chance. And the best news in all of this, even if you didn't purchase Drive Club, the Bikes DLC is available as a stand alone piece of software. It was only 19.99, so well worth your time and money if you love MotoGP style racing:)    … Full Review »
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