What’s in the Game MotoGP 22?

The current MotoGP season has been fantastic up to this point, with each race providing a tonne of entertainment for sports fans to take in. From riders like Aleix Espargaró, Francesco Bagnaia, and the incumbent world champion Fabio Quartararo, whose DNF in Assen is sure to heat the championship race after the summer break, we’ve witnessed both amazing performances and embarrassing blunders.

It’s the perfect opportunity to discuss the newest entry in Milestone’s officially-licensed videogame brand as we wait for the action to pick up at Silverstone on August 7. Like its predecessor, MotoGP 22 hasn’t been able to win over everyone, and a typical complaint you’ll hear relates to the lack of any significant upgrades from the previous season’s title.

Compared to earlier iterations, the gameplay is much more responsive and approachable for beginners. To get started, new players can access a wide range of in-depth lessons, and the numerous aids can make the learning curve feel less intimidating. When some (or all) of these features are used, the game’s complexity is entirely doable; if you turn them off, you’ll be penalised for even the smallest error.

MotoGP 22 is a far better choice for newbies than its predecessor since it allows you to discover the optimum balance for your skill set. For example, the colour-coded optimal trajectory line and braking point markers shouldn’t be relied upon excessively because doing so will frequently result in you braking later than necessary and landing in the gravel.