MotoGP20

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MotoGP20 is a sport game that offers both single-player and multiplayer modes, with a focus on PvP competition. The game boasts fantastic gameplay, enhanced by realistic graphics and improved mechanics for the 2020 season. Managerial Career mode returns, allowing players to manage their team, develop bikes, and plan strategies on their path to glory.

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+11

90%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,046 reviews

graphics47 positive mentions

stability7 negative mentions

The game features improved physics and handling, making it feel more realistic and challenging.
The graphics and sound design have received significant upgrades, enhancing the overall experience.
The career mode is engaging, with options for bike customization and team management, providing depth to the gameplay.

The AI behavior can be frustrating, often leading to crashes and unrealistic racing scenarios.
There are several bugs and glitches that affect gameplay, including issues with the multiplayer experience.
The steep learning curve may deter new players, as the game does not provide adequate tutorials or guidance.

graphics
89 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
53%
44%
3%
The graphics in the game have received mixed reviews, with many players praising the improvements in detail, realism, and overall visual quality compared to previous titles. While some users noted that the graphics can appear subpar or not as advertised, especially in certain environments, others highlighted the smoothness and clarity of the visuals, particularly at higher settings. Overall, the game is seen as a significant step forward in graphics, though there are still areas for improvement, particularly in environmental details and crowd immersion.
- “Graphics are good, and riding seems to give you a sense of speed, which is fantastic!”
- “The graphics look amazing; even on my somewhat old PC, I can run this at almost max settings, and it looks great without any frame drops.”
- “Graphics are brilliant, with highly realistic visuals and physics that enhance the overall gameplay experience.”
- “Bad assist, and very horrible visuals, does not look as advertised.”
- “I hope I'm doing something wrong because these graphics seem worse than PS4.”
- “The visuals are blurry and low detail even on full settings.”
gameplay
44 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
45%
48%
7%
The gameplay of the game is generally praised for its realism, fluid mechanics, and immersive experience, particularly with the use of in-helmet cameras. While experienced players find it enjoyable and authentic, newcomers may struggle with the learning curve and some mechanics, such as braking and physics, have received criticism. Overall, the game is considered a significant improvement over previous titles in the series, offering a mix of enjoyable simulation racing and engaging career modes.
- “Gameplay-wise, this one is superior to all other milestone titles I own.”
- “The gameplay overall is very enjoyable and realistic!”
- “Oozing with authenticity, fluid gameplay mechanics, neat management options, making it one of the best in the genre out there.”
- “You do need to learn the game mechanics if you want to play it comfortably.”
- “The braking is utter crap, little to no response anywhere and it makes the game unplayable; the general physics and crashing mechanics also leave a lot to be desired.”
- “Although fantastic for experienced players, newcomers will get destroyed for hours learning the mechanics at 250 horsepower.”
optimization
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
33%
33%
Overall, the game's optimization is generally well-received, allowing it to run smoothly even on lower-end PCs, with impressive textures and models. However, players have noted issues with AI performance and difficulty levels that are not well-tuned, alongside some reports of crashes and performance drops after updates. While the bike performance feels targeted, there are concerns about the realism of pack racing and the lack of detailed audio recordings for individual bikes.
- “The performance of the bikes feels on target without any lag.”
- “The textures and bike models are flawless, the sky and track details are good, the motion blur is good and not annoying. The game is also well optimized, so you will be able to run it on lower-end PCs.”
- “Also very well optimized, runs easily and smoothly at max settings. Love it!”
- “They don't respect the presence of the player as much as they should, and the field gets spread out quickly even in Moto3, a category known for pack racing in reality (the disparity in Moto3 bike performance doesn't help).”
- “Cons are bad AI and a difficult level that is still not properly optimized.”
- “First a massive performance drop and then it crashes on start.”
stability
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game suffers from significant stability issues, including frequent bugs and glitches, particularly after replays and in physics interactions. While some improvements have been noted since the transition to Unreal Engine 4, users still report persistent problems with scrolling and overall graphical quality.
- “Game is buggy; can't scroll down with keyboard, controller, or anything.”
- “I've also encountered a range of glitches, especially after viewing a replay mid-race.”
- “This game is very buggy; the graphics are very bad for what is possible.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
40%
The music in the game has received positive feedback for its stylish original soundtrack and calming main menu track, which contrasts with issues from the previous installment. While sound effects are praised for their realism, some users noted occasional glitches with background music and menu navigation. Overall, the audio experience contributes to a fun and relaxing atmosphere, despite some areas needing improvement.
- “The sound effects are great and realistic, menus and original soundtrack are very stylish, the whole game itself had a sharp quality.”
- “Very fun game to relax and to jam music to.”
- “Also, the main menu music track is great this time.”
- “Still, there's lots to fix here and there, from being unable to fast-forward practice sessions to the background music going nuts at times.”
- “It's so calm and relaxing, unlike in last year's game where the music would always get out of sync and get all mixed up when you're navigating through different menus.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Users express a desire for enhancements in the career mode, specifically calling for a more developed story element within it. Overall, there is a consensus that the current narrative lacks depth and needs improvement.
- “Need more improvements from the career mode; it needs a story career mode.”
- “I tried a different laptop; the story remains the same.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the game's humor particularly enjoyable, especially in online and career modes, where interactions with younger players lead to amusing situations. The less extreme crashes combined with the game's physics at high speeds result in laugh-out-loud moments that are often clip-worthy.
- “This game is so funny to play online and in career mode.”
- “It's funny when you play with a 9-year-old kid and always crash.”
- “Crashes are a little less extreme, but the physics at 200 mph create some hilarious, clip-worthy moments.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find grinding to be a necessary but somewhat monotonous aspect of the game, often requiring significant time investment to progress. While it can serve as a distraction from other repetitive tasks, it may feel tedious for some.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “It's a nice distraction from the monotony of research point grinding between races.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users express a desire for "MotoGP 21" to offer more replayability, similar to what they experienced in "MotoGP 19," indicating that the current game may not meet their expectations for long-term engagement.