MotoGP 22

A documentary format worth expanding and repeating, more assists, and the same rough but rewarding racing.

MotoGP 22 is the best game in the series to date, but is hampered by its aging core design.

MotoGP 22 brings minor improvements, but otherwise it is basically a common standard from Milestone. Anyway, you will enjoy a fast ride.

But for us more experienced players or motorcycle enthusiasts MotoGP 22 sadly plays it too safe, with sterile, flat textured race tracks and very little variation between the different motorcycles, there just isn’t a lot to offer for those who aren’t massive fans of MotoGP as a sport that other motorcycle simulators already do, and in most cases better.

A true racing simulator with hallucinating graphics and details, allied to a nostalgia with the 2009 season, make this game a mix between Asseto Corza and F1 21 on two wheels, which will certainly delight fans, it remains to be seen if they will have the hands to control these two-wheeled monsters?

There is not much new content, but you will enjoy it. Because of the NINE modes, every penny spent on this game is an excellent investment. It's hard to find a better motorcycle game.

MotoGP 22 is a faithful and challenging entry in the two-wheeler series, though it may not convert those put off by its gruelling difficulty spike.

MotoGP 22 is another great installment of the cult cycle, which must be reached by every fan of two-wheelers.

After a lazy episode last year, MotoGP 22 is back in great shape.

One of the most polished biking sims I've ever experienced, MotoGP 22 will please both series veterans and newcomers willing to take the time to learn the sim-heavy mechanics.