Bigger Bikes
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☐ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☑ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS
—{ Gameplay }—
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It’s just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☑ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don’t
—{ Audio }—
☐ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☑ I’m now deaf
—{ Audience }—
☐ Kids
☐ Teens
☐ Adults
☐ Grandma
—{ PC Requirements }—
☑ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☐ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
—{ Difficulty }—
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
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This game is quite strange but enjoyable, I would like to master it soon to explore the whole worlds. It runs better while holding right click so it becomes its own challenge trying to hold right click while steering. either way for a dollar I am satisfied with my purchase, hope from more from flex etnerainment
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
MX vs. ATV Reflex
• ** THE BEST MOTOCROSS ARCADE EXPERIENCE ** •
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– Real player with 1681.9 hrs in game
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MX vs ATV Reflex is widely considered to be the best arcade motocross game ever made, and it’s hard to disagree. Very complex and fun physics, easy to play but insanely hard to master. Its free air physics, the best terrain deformation in any game until Spintires appeared — in some ways it’s still superior to Spintires though — and legendary track design makes it a game which is definitely worth your money.
Make no mistake: this isn’t a game in which for the first day you will ride a bike like Ricky Carmichael or James Stewart. Over a hundred hours of gameplay and I still find myself a few seconds slower per lap than the top guys. You will fall, you will fail, and you will do it a lot, because the physics are very twitchy and sensitive, but when you actually succeed in nailing that perfect lap, that perfect race, the game will get incredibly satisfying.
– Real player with 244.6 hrs in game
MXGP - The Official Motocross Videogame Compact
I got this for $1.99. Compact Version. I am new to STEAM. God, what a fantastic game. I just love it. The play and physics and legit racing is just wild. I am not a motorcycle rider in real life but I have played a lot of the sim racing game back to ATV and GRAN TURISMO for PS2, and I get the physics of racing. As I am learning the difference here between front and rear breaking … how to use it subtly so as not to OVER brake. How to anticipate deep dirt. How to anticipate a turn that lifts you off the ground as you enter so you have to start your breaking a bit early so you don’t get stuck breaking only after you are airborn or not fully getting tread. …. just a MONSTER game. Highly recommented. I am not a big customizer and I don’t have great or even good knowlege of how to do that very well, but just grabbing one of the pros and getting after it is a lot of fun, man and I don’t know what to even say about the tracks. I have only played TWO so far and I am blown away.
– Real player with 74.6 hrs in game
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I bought this game on the premis that people were actually playing it, Then I bought it and went online to see that there were 0 servers and 0 players online. I just spent $10 on a game with 3 modes that do the same thing and no multiplayer…
Dont do what I did… Unless you want to play online with me, then im down.
– Real player with 24.1 hrs in game
MXGP - The Official Motocross Videogame
Hardcore MX fans will love this. Controls felt strange compared to Reflex but once you’ve given them 30 minutes, you’re laughing. Would recommend to any MX fan!
EDIT
Having played this a lot more now, I’m going to write a half decent review.
Firstly, I will go onto the base game. As you can see the game is officially licensed, and as such contains most if not all riders, teams, and tracks of the Motocross Grand Prix. Bike sounds (MX2 and MX1) and physics have been faithfully re-created (I’m playing with ‘pro’ physics enabled) as have the decals and gear etc. The game plays very well, and any fan of the late MX vs ATV games will feel right at home with this having had to deal with the goon riding of ‘Alive’ (Although Reflex was outstanding imo).
– Real player with 85.0 hrs in game
Teal Deer
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Developers: Milestone S.r.l.
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Publishers: Plug In Digital, Milestone S.r.l.
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Initial release: March 2014
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Genre: Racing, Offroad, Simulation
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#Worth/NotWorth: #Worth
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BSERC - (Borderline Sardonic and Extremely Reductive Comparison): ExciteBike 64’s older more mature brother
Exposition, Concurrence and Summation
MXGP is a dirtbike simulation removed from the slightly more arcade MX franchise from THQ. It draws from the actual sport as far as the career.
– Real player with 51.8 hrs in game
MXGP2 - The Official Motocross Videogame
MXGP2 is the best MX game to date! And I’ve played pretty much every MX game going back to excite bike on the NES to having 277 hours in Reflex on the Steam/PC version alone (double that counting time spent on the Xbox 360 version). They really nailed it with physics, gameplay, graphics, and detail. There’s so much detail you can even see the welds in the swingarm! I came in expecting just a MXGP1 re-hash with some added tracks but it feels and looks totally overhauled with the exception of sounds which the rest is so good I can almost completely forgive the the sound which falls behind the quality of the rest of the game.
– Real player with 247.6 hrs in game
Having played MXGP and loved it, I was very excited to play MXGP 2. Several swear words and a broken controller later, I have some conclusions.
It is great. It’s better than the first. The handling is different and at times can seem a touch too sensitive, but once you get used to it, it really is nice. The whips and scrubs are slightly improved. The new layout is a bit add at first, but again, once you get used to it, it’s fine.
The game runs pretty smoothly, with only a slight hiccup here and there. It is nowhere near as bad as MX vs ATV Encore was (that game did get a decent patch to fix most problems).
– Real player with 117.0 hrs in game
MXGP3 - The Official Motocross Videogame
Compared to the previous MXGP games MXGP 3 is fantastic.
Pros:
It’s better than MX vs ATV Suppercross. ( Supercross/Encore is CRAP )
Much better sound than previous MXGP games
Graphics are good (Will improve when devs fix the resolution issue)
Controls are pretty close to the MX vs ATV reflex days but a bit more realistic
Terrain manipulation works very well especially when capable of consistant lines
Menu system is easy to navigate
Loading times are really fast (maybe its just my PC?) i had MXGP 2 on PS4 and it took forever to load! This is seconds
– Real player with 135.1 hrs in game
Okay, I played it for the first time tonight and just spent the past two hours playing it. I’ll try to as unbiased as possible since I didn’t have that high of expectations nor did I like the first two MXGP games. That being said, this game is super fun! I didn’t like MXGP, MXGP2 I got a refund after the first couple of hours but this one is definitely a step in the right direction. I don’t plan on getting a refund and so long as there are some players online, I’ll play this game a lot.
Pros:
-Visually, the game is phenomenal. The best MX game we’ve seen yet. It works my CPU/GPU fans a bit but runs fine at 60 FPS. It really helps the immersion factor. Free roam camera and replays are cool!
– Real player with 119.1 hrs in game
MX vs. ATV Supercross Encore
At first coming from reflex, I hated this game with a passion. But after having over 2k hours on reflex over the years, it was time to look for something else. 1st impression, no feel for the bike, couldn’t turn, coudln’t whip, could barely make any of the jumps. And why is the camera panning sideways in 3rd person? This of all things really screwed me over, this panning of the camera sideways in every turn, made it very easy to run off the track in every turn. I felt limited it what I could do.
– Real player with 691.5 hrs in game
UPDATE: In all fairness to Rainbow Studios, I promised to update this review if it changed. The game does seem to be running better now. The SX still drops occasionally, but it is nowhere near as bad as before and not too noticeable.I played one National event, and, while not as smooth as I’d like, it is now playable and if you can deal with a few drops here and there, not bad. But also, having played the game more now, I do have a few complaints. Let’s be honest, the DLC is a money grab here. Sell me the whole game up front. I get adding on new tracks as time goes by, but these were tracks released on the original XBOX 360 and PS3 games, not brand spanking new. And having to pay for a bike that the competitor offers as standard is getting a little old. However, it is still a fun game. I bring up these issues in hopes that one day the developer will listen and I won’t have to keep playing the lottery hoping I can win in order to fund the motocross game I’d like…you know, the tracks from the Lucas Oil Nationals and better physics. I mean, come on, I haven’t played Budds Creek since Jeremy McGrath Supercross on the N64. GIVE THE PLAYERS WHAT THEY WANT, but I digress.
– Real player with 141.0 hrs in game
MX vs ATV All Out
I don’t understand the negative reviews… this game is pretty tight. I’ve been playing these since MX Unleashed, and I think All Out has the best handling so far, by far - not realistically, but in terms of addictiveness and fun. (I guess Reflex was pretty sick too). I’ve spent a few hours at a time just messing around with different whips and flips at your home track (oh yea, you get a pretty sweet property with a little bit of everything). You can throw the bike however you want, just total control in the air. Previous games, you would throw a flip and not be able to speed it up or slow it down, whereas this game, you can stall out a backflip upside down for a few seconds if you want, then bring it around, you can keep whips stalled out backwards forever, all that, all that stuff. Oh, and no need to hold the “stunt modifier” button to flip anymore either, just move them sticks around.
– Real player with 108.5 hrs in game
First of all, it’s an arcade racer. Let’s get that out of the way now. If you want a sim, go play MX Simulator. I’m very pleasantly surprised. I was not a fan of Encore at all. I tried to play it, and just could never get it down. I am having a blast with this. TLDR: Buy it if you’re a fan of dirtbikes/dumb 4 wheeled things that ruin dirtbike spots. Also, “It’s not Reflex” people can literally neck themselves.
A few things that I’m not such a huge fan of:
Get OEM bikes. There’s KTM toughblocks in some of the tracks (At least it’s not another game who’s factory team the main sponsor runs isn’t present)… I’d be willing to pay full price for a game if they had AT LEAST the big 4.
– Real player with 66.2 hrs in game
MX vs. ATV Unleashed
This game is just as great as I remember it being on the ps2. For anyone who wants this game because you enjoyed it years past I’d strongly suggest adding this game to your library.
Something that wasn’t on the ps2 is the track editor and I must say that I love the track editor aswell. I’d just like to add that It might have a steep learning curve for some who aren’t experienced with the work environment of such software.
Nominated for the “Test of Time” Award.
– Real player with 116.2 hrs in game
Tried it on multiple computers, it crashes when it loads a track, no matter the case. It sucks cuz i actually have the CD rom, but it crashes with at the same spots as the steam version. PLEASE, SOMEONE FIX THIS PROBLEM. Other than that, the interface runs just like it did back in the day. I would recommend this game to anyone looking for a great MX game to run on PC. What’s great is, im posting this when they just released it on Steam. By the time you read this, someone has probably fixed this issue! Bought it for the #childhoodmemories
– Real player with 29.3 hrs in game
Offroad Racing On Line
Drift, slide, skid! Offroad Racing Online is the isometric 3D perspective car racing game that makes racing funnier than ever.
As an experienced racer, you will have to manage driving your car on bumpers and jumps, narrow roads and even ice.
Avoid collisions and don’t let you get overtaken by the fast computer driven cars or, in the multiplayer online mode, by players from all over the world.
The game is built on the best vehicle physics engine available for real driving sensations and a very effective computer driven cars artificial intelligence system.