MotoGP 24

Released

Release Date: May 2, 2024

Racing, Motorbike, For 2 Players, Splitscreen, Simulation Elements, Multiplayer, Singleplayer, Internet

The fourteenth installment of the motorcycle racing series. MotoGP 24 recreates the 2024 season, offering all of the riders, teams and tracks from the real championship. The improvements include the transfer market, penalty system and the game's physics models.

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MotoGP 24 is the fourteenth racing game under the Grand Prix motorcycle racing license, created by the Italian studio Milestone (MotoGP series as such has more versions - initially it was supervised by other developers).

Gameplay

Thanks to the official license, the game includes all tracks, motorcycles, teams and riders from the 2024 season. It provides not only the top MotoGP class, but also slower machines from the lower Moto2 and Moto3 categories, allowing for gradual advancement to the top.

Like the previous installments, MotoGP 24 puts quite a lot of emphasis on realism, which is manifested both in the driving model and the realities of this motorsport discipline - from the rules of racing to behind-the-scenes events away from the tracks. Milestone studio expanded both of the mentioned aspects.

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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 pass 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.

Platforms:

PC Windows

PlayStation 4

Xbox One

Nintendo Switch

PlayStation 5

Xbox Series X/S

Developer: Milestone

Publisher: Milestone

Age restrictions: none

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Game Series

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MotoGP Game Series

A series of motorcycle racing games, based on the Grand Prix motorcycle racing license. MotoGP games are available both on consoles and PC, as well as on mobile devices. Over the years, the brand changed publishers; initially it was overseen by Namco, then it was moved to THQ, from there it went to Capcom, and in 2013 it ended up in the hands of Milestone studio.

MotoGP Game Series

Features

System Requirements

System Requirements for MotoGP 24 Video Game:

PC / Windows

Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i5-4590 3.3 GHz / AMD FX-8350 4.0 GHz, 8 GB RAM, graphic card 4 GB GeForce GTX 960 / 2 GB Radeon R9 285 or better, 24 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.

Recommended System Requirements:
Intel Core i3-10100 3.6 GHz / AMD Ryzen 5 1500X 3.5 GHz, 8 GB RAM, graphic card 8 GB GeForce RTX 2070 / Radeon RX 5700 or better, 24 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.

Ratings

Game Ratings for MotoGP 24 Video Game.

84%

STEAM Score

All Reviews: Very Positive (1,188)

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User Reviews Summary generated by AI

The main pros of the game

Improved Graphics and Physics: Many users praised the visual quality and the physics engine, noting that it provides a more realistic racing experience compared to previous titles.
Career Mode Enhancements: The introduction of the Riders Market and dynamic team transfers adds depth to the career mode, making it feel more engaging and immersive.
Diverse Content: The game includes all planned race tracks for the 2024 season, with a variety of bikes across different classes (Moto3, Moto2, MotoGP).
Accessibility for New Players: The game features various assists that help newcomers learn the mechanics, making it accessible while still offering a high skill ceiling for experienced players.
Realistic Sound Design: Many players appreciated the unique engine sounds for different bike categories, enhancing the overall immersion.

The main cons of the game

Poor AI Behavior: Numerous reviews highlighted issues with the AI, describing it as erratic and often aggressive, leading to frustrating collisions and penalties that disrupt gameplay.
Braking Mechanics: A common complaint was that the braking system feels unrealistic and inconsistent, making it difficult for players to control their bikes effectively.
Removal of Custom Team Feature: Players expressed disappointment over the absence of the ability to create custom teams, which was available in previous titles.
Price Concerns: Some users felt the game is overpriced for the amount of new content it offers compared to earlier versions, suggesting it feels more like a DLC than a full new installment.

The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users

Comprehensive Tutorials: Many players noted the lack of proper tutorials, which could help new users understand the game mechanics better.
Historical Content: There were requests for a historical mode featuring older bikes and tracks, which would enhance the game’s depth and nostalgia factor.
Improved Single-Player Experience: Users desired more engaging and varied single-player content, such as more interactive career elements and less repetitive race formats.
Enhanced Customization Options: Some players missed the ability to create custom teams and more extensive customization features for bikes and riders.

Summary

Overall, while MotoGP™24 has received praise for its graphics, physics, and career mode improvements, it also faces criticism for AI issues, braking mechanics, and the lack of certain features that fans have come to expect from the franchise.

Summary generated on: October 30, 2025

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