SBK22

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SBK22 is a single player and multiplayer racing game. It was developed by Milestone S.r.l. and was released on September 15, 2022. It received neutral reviews from players.

"SBK22 is a sport game that allows you to compete in the official 2022 WorldSBK™ championship with 24 riders across 12 stages. Experience three days of free practice, Tissot Superpoles, and races in a race weekend. Sign a contract and start your journey to becoming number 1 in this immersive and engaging title from Milestone."

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Audience ScoreBased on 134 reviews

graphics9 positive mentions

The graphics are impressive and detailed, enhancing the overall experience of the game.
The career mode is well-structured, allowing players to develop their bikes and compete effectively.
The game offers a fun arcade-like experience, especially for fans of motorcycle racing, despite its handling issues.

The braking system is poorly designed, making it difficult to control the bikes effectively during races.
The AI is inconsistent and often leads to frustrating collisions, detracting from the racing experience.
The game lacks content, with only a limited number of tracks and no additional classes, making it feel incomplete.

graphics
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in SBK™22 are generally praised for their realism and detail, showcasing impressive bike models and environments powered by Unreal Engine. While some users note that the graphics are good but not groundbreaking for 2022, others highlight the significant improvements over previous titles, contributing to an immersive riding experience. However, there are occasional mentions of HDR issues and mixed opinions on overall graphical enhancements compared to similar games.
- “The graphics on SBK™22 are very good, nothing very special for 2022, but still nice to see.”
- “It blew my mind in how realistic it felt, and the graphics were also impressive for the time.”
- “I am speechless, graphics are perfect, realism is extreme, simply wonderful!”
- “Only thing would be HDR turning on randomly when tweaking graphics settings.”
- “No graphic improvement.”
- “Edit: it also looks like crap graphically.”
optimization
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization is generally praised, allowing it to run smoothly even on lower-end PCs, with high-quality textures and models. However, some users noted occasional stuttering and expressed disappointment over the lack of realistic physics and detailed performance comparisons for riders. Overall, while the visual aspects are well-executed, there are areas for improvement in gameplay mechanics.
- “It's also possible to develop upgrades for your bike to increase your bike's performance and fight for better results.”
- “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.”
- “Milestone couldn't bother to change the physics to feel like production bikes with performance parts.”
- “This seems to be the main issue I am having, apart from the occasional stuttering.”
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of sbk™22 is generally smooth and easy to grasp, allowing players to learn quickly through a guided setup feature that personalizes bike adjustments based on user feedback. However, some users find the gameplay to be weird and boring compared to other racing titles.
- “The gameplay of sbk™22 is smooth and easy to understand; you will learn how to play the game in a few races.”
- “With the guided setup, the mechanic asks you about the feeling on the bike and what is not so good, automatically choosing the setup for that specific part of the bike.”
- “I like the gameplay even more than Moto GP 22.”
- “Weird gameplay, boring.”
- “Guided setup: with this type of setup, the mechanic asks you about the feeling on the bike and what is not so good. In this way, it chooses automatically the setup for that specific part of the bike.”
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability has been criticized for being plagued with numerous bugs and glitches, leading to a perception of it being unfinished and poorly polished. While some players appreciate its visual and audio quality, the overall experience is marred by these technical issues.
- “The game looks awesome, sounds great, and runs smoothly on a widescreen display with all settings maxed out.”
- “I haven't experienced any crashes or bugs; the stability is impressive.”
- “Even during intense gameplay, the frame rates remain consistent and reliable.”
- “Milestone has once again released a very unfinished, buggy steaming turd of a game which will be impossible to polish.”
- “Yes, there are a few fresh-off-the-line bugs and glitches in the game, unfortunately.”
- “Bugs, glitches, inaccuracies.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is consistently praised for its enjoyable background tracks, particularly noted in the main menu, reflecting the high standards typically associated with Milestone games.
- “Once you start it and go to the main menu, you can hear the nice background music.”
- “The music in the game is very enjoyable, as always in Milestone games.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users express frustration with the game's mechanics, noting that touching curbs can lead to unexpected crashes or being launched into the air, which detracts from the emotional engagement and immersion in the gameplay experience.
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is generally well-received, with players finding elements like the autopilot's clumsy antics amusing, though some acknowledge that it may frustrate others. Overall, the comedic aspects add a lighthearted touch, even if they aren't universally appreciated.
- “The worst one for me (although quite humorous) is the autopilot, flopping around the track like he just downed 5 shots.”
- “Was pretty funny, but honestly, I can totally see why some people are upset.”