MotoGP25 Delves Into What To Expect in Latest Deep Dive Trailer

Milestone have released a deep dive trailer, entitled "Beyond the Grid" regarding MotoGP™25. As the first MotoGP game developed in Unreal Engine 5, you can expect some familiar content, as well as the return and arrival of new tracks. Notably, we'll be seeing the return of Brno in Czechia and the Balaton Park Circuit in Hungary.

MotoGP™25 will introduce two new types of riding physics which will allow you to race however you prefer. There will be simplified bike handling, allowing those who want to jump straight in to the Arcade Experience, thus, perfect for those looking for accessibility whilst enjoying MotoGP. Meanwhile, the Pro Experience offers a more accurate simulation of what it's like to be a racer; with tweaks enabled to bike settings, tire management, riding aids, electronics, and fuel consumption, this will be perfect for fans looking for an authentic experience.

Not only will there be new bike physics, but MotoGP™25 introduces a new game mode in the form of Race-Off. You can train with three different types of bikes, with each class featuring unique physics and handling, plus, you can use them in career and single event modes. The bikes are: Motard; fast and useful for mastering speed and handling, Flat Track; perfect for off-roading that challenges you to keep in control even in low-grip conditions, and Minibike; small yet precise, requiring high accuracy if you want to master it.

You'll have more control over your performance with a refined Bike Development System, and team communication will be essential as you suggest changes to your team's engineers in debriefs and post-race meetings. Once you've modified your bike, you can test them in designated sessions, thus, testing to see if your changes will help or hinder. 

With revamped Social Relationships Management, you'll find that rivalries have become more visible. With a new HUD, you can track your rivals and predict their behaviour on the track. The updated Stewards will be aligned with the latest MotoGP regulations, and thus, able to monitor racers' conduct. So, keep an eye on your behaviour and results, as these will directly impact the off-season Riders Market.

Fans will also be able to look forward to multiplayer, allowing online and offline with full cross-play from day one. These will be available in ranked races, Live GP Championship, and two-player local split-screen. 

Finally, look forward to some huge audio upgrades, with custom sound design allowing louder roars of your bike, promising more immersion than ever before. But that's not all, because you can also use the in-game editors to edit your helmets, stickers, race numbers, butt patches, and so much more. 

Looking forward to MotoGP™25? Then take a closer look at the Beyond the Grid trailer to prepare yourself for launch on 30th April. MotoGP™25 will be available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and on PC through Steam and Epic Game Store.