MotoGP 20 Review

This section simply requires you to turn off any electronic assistance in managing the engine speed, because only then will one be able to enjoy the dream sound that the Moto GP20 has to offer. Milestone promises that this section will receive daily updates for the coming months and since it seems to be keeping its word for the time being, there is no reason to question it.

Finally, the MotoGP 20 is completed by multiplayer mode and this may be the ace up the sleeve that Milestone hid. In essence, this option plays the same role as the corresponding Gran Turismo SPORT mode, ie it is the official and fully recognized network championship by DORNA itself. Perhaps this is the reason why the development team decided to take it seriously and magically eliminate the countless technical problems that have existed all these years. The options are the usual ones, but when the drivers of the world championship themselves participate in specific games – even in closed lobbies – and then the players can compete in their own time, it is something magical.

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Fortunately, serious steps have been taken this year on collision issues, although as usual, the 5-second penalty is not enough to prevent some impatient people from destroying a race. However, apart from the numbers and the choices, the technical sector has also undergone significant improvements, both in terms of appearance and performance. The motorcycles, even when they are on the track, look dazzling, flooded with details and even in places that do not reach the eye.

Fortunately, the fall of the rider is not as inconspicuous as in the past, while significant steps have finally been taken so that the routes and the objects around them have a convincing appearance. This year, for the first time and over the rounds, the racing line will be paved with rubber, thus improving traction, while dust and dirt around it will constantly put traction control into operation.

But beyond the appearance, the MotoGP 20 excels in the way it manages and creates a convincing set, that is, a racing route with all its altitude differences, where inside it move extremely realistic digital motorcycles. We may have said it many times, but the way motorcycles tread and behave on asphalt tends to become the trademark of Milestone, which completely defied the complete absence of competition, managed and took the step forward.

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And finally, this is THE MotoGP 20. A huge step forward for the category of racing games with motorcycles, where after years of problematic proposals and intense controversy, it can now comfortably leave it all behind and enjoy the lonely position of the top. A proposal that is not addressed to everyone, but in the mood to show its virtues to all those who have been waiting for years for a top simulation on both wheels.