New MotoGP 25 Game Set to be Most Immersive Ever
The latest edition of the MotoGP 25 franchise includes new features, a new track, and the return of one much-loved venue
Milestone has confirmed an April launch of the 2025 MotoGP game, with a host of new features, new tracks and the return of Brno as a playable circuit.
The game is set to arrive on April 30, and will be landing on PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam and Epic Game Store. The developers behind the game, Milestone, are touting this version as the most comprehensive and immersive virtual MotoGP experience so far, with a new bike development system and a feature that introduces lifelike FIM stewards' decisions to maintain the riding between players and Ai.
Players will also get the chance to train like a pro, with supermoto, minibike and flat track training all open and playable. Adding to the authenticity, each of the training modes will be set in original and immersive environments, meaning you can train just the stars of MotoGP - just try not to injure yourself like Jorge Martin does!
A returning feature of MotoGP 25 is the rider market, meaning unexpected twists and turns can occur mid-season which are driven by a rider’s on-track performances. As before, play modes will include, online multiplayer, while the new Arcade Experience and Pro Experience allow you to enjoy the career mode with rider assists and Ai that suits your experience level.
One all-new track will also feature on the game for 2025, with Balaton Park in Hungary likely to be one of the first tracks most experienced gamers head to. Brno will also be making a return in the MotoGP 25 game, just as it has this season in the real-life championship.
Pricing for Milestone’s MotoGP 25 game is TBC, more information can be found on the official website, or from your preferred gaming outlet.
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