MotoGP 24

One of the main new features in MotoGP 24 is the transfer market for riders. This allows to change riders in the team ahead of future seasons and enables the player to search for new partners. We are also obligated to make efforts not to be kicked out of the currently represented team. This mechanic works together with social media and the so-called turning points introduced to the career in the previous installment of the series.

Greater realism is also manifested on the track through the expansion of the refereeing system. The race management is more closely monitoring the behavior of the competitors and applying more meticulous penalties for offenses, from warnings, through orders to let the rival after improper overtaking, to the cancellation of qualifying results.

Along with more vigilant referees comes the improvement of opponents' artificial intelligence. They now have a more diverse driving style, depending on experience. For example, world champions show prudence, waiting for the right moment to attack, while newcomers fight more fiercely.

Minor changes in MotoGP 24 also include physics. The new electronic tuning system is designed to help control the rear wheel slip, as well as the front wheel lifting off the ground. The creators also examined individual types of tires to ensure optimal performance (without losing their characteristic properties).

Despite the emphasis on realism, Milestone studio kept less experienced players in mind, offering them a wide range of driving assists. A new adaptive difficulty level has also been prepared, which continuously adjusts the skill level of computer opponents to how we are doing. Additionally, the MotoGP Academy mode, which serves as an extensive tutorial, is making a return.

Game modes

The core of the gameplay is the single-player career mode. MotoGP 24 also offers a range of single and multiplayer game variants, including time trials and single races. We can compete with other players on a split screen (does not apply to the Switch version) or over the network.

A novelty in online gameplay is the LiveGP championships, designed for the most dedicated fans, who fight for points in the ranking tables throughout the seasons.

Technology

The game was released for both the eighth and ninth generation of consoles, so the graphics quality does not differ significantly from MotoGP 23.