MotoGP 21

Competition is not just about throttle, cornering and overtaking opponents. The series is famous for its realism, so on the track we have to pay attention to such things as fuel level, the level of wear and tear on the tyres, or mechanical damage to our bike. In this production the authors decided to go even further, resulting in the need to control the temperature of the brakes, as well as the presence of a system that takes care of the proper behavior of the suspension of the machine. Another thing is that the races are based on various rules, which we have to obey. Otherwise, a variety of penalties will be imposed on us, including the series debut Long Lap Penalty (a lap longer than the standard lap).

What's more, this time a fall doesn't result in a quick respawn and a return to competition; instead, we must, directly controlling the competitor, get up, walk over to the machine and pick it up ourselves. An additional challenge is generated by the advanced AI of the competitors (A.N.N.A.), which, using machine learning technology, carefully observes our actions and tries to adapt to them, while improving its skills.

The game also features an extensive system of managing our team. The better people we can recruit, for example, as personal managers, chief engineers and data analysts, can determine the course of our careers. In addition, the game also features an editor that allows you to customise the look of your rider's suit, helmet and bike; you can change their colour and decorate them with stickers, among other things.

Game modes

At the heart of MotoGP 21 is an extensive career mode where you progressively gain fame and take part in increasingly prestigious races. In addition, there are historical challenges in the game, as well as the possibility to take part in a single race. The game also offers a multiplayer mode, in which the players compete using dedicated servers.

Technical aspects

MotoGP 21 high quality visuals, with motorbikes full of detail in particular, are a real eye-catcher. At the same time, the game is the first part of the series released also for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, on which it runs in dynamic 4K resolution and 60 frames per second, as well as boasting shorter loading times than on their predecessors.