Moto GP25: Realistic Racing Experience with Improved AI and Deep Customization
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In the tumultuous world of Moto GP video games, Milestone's latest offering, Moto GP25, has arrived on the scene like a roaring Ducati on the straight. This game promises a realistic racing experience that will have you gripping your controller like the handlebars of a high-powered bike. The AI behavior has been fine-tuned to make your opponents feel genuinely smart, adapting to your every move without resorting to cheap rubber banding tactics. It's a thrilling battle of wits and speed on the world's most iconic tracks.
But, as with any high-octane race, there are bumps on the road. While the gameplay modes offer a solid range of options, from classic Grand Prix to the immersive career mode, the lack of voice acting in the latter leaves a bit to be desired. It's like revving up a Ferrari only to find out it's running on fumes. The sound design, however, hits the right notes with fantastic motorcycle sounds that bring the race to life, even if the commentary falls flat like a deflated tire.
Visually, Moto GP25 is a mixed bag of stunning motorcycle models and underwhelming trackside details. It's like having a Ferrari engine in a Fiat chassis. The game shines brightest in wet weather conditions, where rain effects not only look great but also impact your bike's handling in meaningful ways. And for the customization enthusiasts out there, Moto GP25 offers a treasure trove of options to personalize every aspect of your rider, from stickers to suits. It's like having a garage full of Ferraris waiting for your personal touch.
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Question about Steamdeck compatibility
Disappointment with the shift towards arcade physics
Desire for a 'Road Rash' game mode
Comment on the terminology of driving vs. riding a motorbike
Preference for simulation level physics and controls
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Mention of the game receiving a rating of 8
Lack of interest due to no PSVR2 support.
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