MotoGP 22 Reviews
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.
It will not come as a surprise that I was left feeling disappointed by MotoGP 22 and I expect the same will be said by many players who have decided to give the world of Mot GP an attempt.
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.
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.
Review in Czech | Read full review
MotoGP 22 is better than several of its predecessors, but leaves most of its potential wasted.
MotoGP 22 is a good game, but it lacks new stuff, and the visuals are starting to feel quite old. The only highligh is the Nine mode that letf you play the 09 season in a narrative way, kind of like an interactive Netflix series.
Review in French | Read full review
Although Milestone has cobbled together three similar games in a short period of time, there's no doubt that MotoGP 22 is the unchallenged number one. The game shines both on and off the track, especially the deep career mode and the successful story part based on the 2009 MotoGP season. Hesitant computer opponents, some lack of variety and dreary soundstage lower the experience a bit, but in the end the glorious driving feel wins.
Review in Swedish | Read full review
Despite improving in some key aspects, MotoGP 22 still needs a better IA and could be more pleasing to the eye with its graphics. The Nine Seasons mode is a compelling one, still, and the game is recommended for all MotoGP fans.
Review in Italian | Read full review
After a lazy episode last year, MotoGP 22 is back in great shape.
Review in French | Read full review
A documentary format worth expanding and repeating, more assists, and the same rough but rewarding racing.
MotoGP 22 is a passable step forward for MotoGP fans, with ‘Nine: Season 2009’ being the absolute highlight of the package and almost reason enough to pick it up. Most longstanding fans of the series will undoubtedly fork out for this one, but I am not sure I can recommend it to anyone that already dabbled in the brilliant MotoGP 21.
MotoGP 22 is one of the best motorcycle simulators on the market, a game that we recommend for motorcycling enthusiasts.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
MotoGP 22 accomplishes an incredible simulation in terms of playability, and only a few games will be able to replicate the authentic sense that we had when playing the game. However, several key things are lacking to make us thrilled with this year's edition. There's hardly any doubt that the series has reached a decent level; however, this year's improvements over the previous versions are still insufficient to consider this release a landmark.
MotoGP 22 might just look like another yearly (albeit competent) outing in Milestone’s long-running motorbike racing series, but the addition of the Nine Season 2009 mode, a jaw-dropping retelling and recreation of what’s considered the best season in bike racing history, makes it not only stand out from its peers and predecessors, but also turn it into an actual must-have for racing game enthusiasts.
Whether you just want to suit up and race the iconic MotoGP courses or are looking to relive the 2009 season in one of the finest historic modes ever in a racing game, you can’t go wrong with this year’s offering. No matter if you picked up last year’s game or not, MotoGP 22 is a worthwhile purchase that doesn’t need the typical caveats
MotoGP 22 is another great installment of the cult cycle, which must be reached by every fan of two-wheelers.
Review in Polish | Read full review
All in all, MotoGP 22 is undoubtedly the best MotoGP game yet, but there’s still room for improvement. Numerous tweaks and additions result in a game that looks and plays better then ever, but it’s the introduction of the documentary-styled Nine Season 2009 that makes this a must for MotoGP fans, even if they own last year’s release.
MotoGP 22 is the best game in the series to date, but is hampered by its aging core design.
Tough to get into at first, MotoGP 22 soon starts to pay dividends once you get the hang of its tricky handling and various nuances. The superb 'NINE Season 2009' mode, meanwhile, is worth the price of admission alone.
It is difficult to have anything to complain about the content offer of MotoGP 22: there is everything that the two-wheeler enthusiast could wish for.
Review in Italian | Read full review