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by Husky500xc

Ads ads ads ads ads and more ads.

Also everything in game is ridiculously expensive. Thousands coins to change tires and same for oil changes. Only have a limited number of “helmets” and once you run out you can’t race anymore unless you watch and add or wait until the timer runs out.

All this I could almost deal with if the gameplay was reasonable. But once you get past amateur it becomes almost impossible. I like challenge, but this is a cell phone game. You can upgrade but the upgrades are extremely expensive with in game money. If you are crazy enough to use real money it’ll cost you hundreds.

It’s a shame a game with potential is ruined by the creators greed to get people to buy things.

by Hazel1234043

First of all, I really wanted a motorcycle game. So I decided to check this out. The practice thing made a stressful for me because I had turning problems. I also never won a game and I kept on getting on the grass. When you get back on the road, your extremely slow. This app I would not recommended if someone was wanted a motorcycle app, like me. If you could make it easier to turn, I’d love the app, I just deleted it yesterday. I’d love if you’d respond soon. Thank you.

by TinyChicken86

Oh man. This game is rough. I still play it since there’s practically nothing out there to satisfy us riders when we’re craving a MotoGP fix, but this game does not reward you for good racing. The AI don’t take the fastest line, which encourages you to, since you’ll speed right past em on an underpowered bike.... except you don’t. Because they slam into you, catch your back wheel and turn or hold you into the barrier/sand/grass where you slow to 20mph and lose any chance of a good finish. And you’ll always have to put up with this, since your bike will always be slower. Unless, of course, you shell out some serious IRL cash to pay for better parts, or oil and tires that fade after 6 laps. If you’re not willing to pay, prepare to embrace the constant frustration of having a brain dead AI ruin your races until you can afford more parts. Then it’s off to watch another two ads to change your oil/tires, and then a careful, focused attempt at a podium to advance to the next track.

Oh. And don’t think you’ll be riding any 1,000cc bikes any time soon. That’ll take weeks, or even months if you play casually.