MotoGP 24

After the failure called MotoGP 23, the latest entry does more than just put the series back on track – it elevates it to a whole new level. If I were to rate MotoGP 24 solely against the previous installments, I would give it a 9 out of 10, but overall, an 8 accurately reflects the quality of the game. The bottom line is that we’ve just received the best MotoGP game ever.

This new incarnation of MotoGP presents itself in great shape at the annual meeting with enthusiasts. The neural aid system appears extremely scalable and effective, the campaign is full-bodied and highly customizable and the technical sector has also made some perceptible, although not earth-shattering, steps forward. If you want to get closer to the universe of the world championship or, simply, you are looking for a highly simulation title dedicated to the world of two wheels, MotoGP 24 is an excellent entry point.

MotoGP 24 sought out to provide what its community requested the most and those small handful of things are readily apparent in the game. Milestone didn't do that much outside of this, but the action on the track and the Career Mode are the highlights to what's offered here. Struggling on the track isn't an issue like it once was, and with the adaptive AI, racing is fun while still providing realism for players. The increase in visual fidelity is nice, but pausing the action may change some minds. A racing game should continue to build on its actual racing and MotoGP 24 does just that.

A fun driving experience makes MotoGP 24 an actual improvement in the series.

MotoGP 24 takes you on a crazy journey full of speed and adrenaline. In spite of the game not pushing many new elements, every turn is as exciting as the next one. It also features multiple game modes that are good fun and that'll help you in learning how to properly play the game. If you are a real life fan of MotoGP looking for a realistic experience, then MotoGP 24 will not let you down.

While MotoGP 24 improves on gameplay and remains a solid choice for motorcycle racing fans, it lacks significant updates compared to MotoGP 23 and shows minimal graphical and audio advancements, leading to a sense of it being more of an incremental update than a substantial upgrade for regular players.

Milestone certainly works on the weaknesses of its "MotoGP"-series: And while MotoGP 24 still isn't the most accessible or flamboyant racing-game out there, the improved career, tutorials and options do a proper job to push the series into the right direction.

MotoGP 24 is the best game in the franchise to date. This is due to the new transfer market, the refinement of gameplay thanks to the adaptive difficulty and stewards, although they often make curious decisions as well. In addition, the game lacks real innovation in its various modes. In terms of gameplay, it is top notch, but the rest is all rather basic. Newcomer? Then this is your motor racing game. Do you have the previous installment? Stick with that.

MotoGP stands unparalleled in its category and is definitely a must-try for enthusiasts of the fastest motorcycles worldwide. However, the latest 2024 version brings only minor changes compared to its predecessor. These changes will especially thrill Career mode fans, as it has become noticeably more dynamic and will hold your attention for longer periods.

The MotoGP franchise continues its reign as the tightest, most refined motorcycle racing game on the market, but few standout additions to this year’s game make it simply an incremental update over last year’s entry.

MotoGP 24 left me feeling the same as MotoGP 23. This new installment still generates the same genuine enjoyment at the controls thanks to its polished gameplay, but its new features feel superficial and even a bit lazy. There's hardly any innovation beyond small additions. Why change bikes if everything feels the same?