Following seven years under the stewardship of Milestone, later this year a new MXGP will be created by Kylotonn.
Images: Nacon
The FIM Motocross World Championship will receive a new video game later this year, as Kylotonn releases its first dirt motorcycle racing title.
The studio must be busier than a Parisien café currently, as before Endurance Motorsport Series launches next year, it will release an all-new official MXGP platform.
This will mark a return to two-wheeled game production for the company since 2020’s Isle of Man TT: Ride on the Edge 2 – last year’s TT ROTE 3 was created by RaceWard instead.
There is only a teaser video so far, without gameplay, but we can tell you is that all the real-world muddy tracks from the actual championship, plus the bikes and the riders, will be included.
The current release date is “late” 2024 for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
“Players will be able to explore behind the scenes of the world’s most iconic motocross championship,” claims publisher Nacon. If this means a single-player campaign such as that seen in prior WRC games and shared with the recent Overpass 2 remains to be seen.
This follows the news last year that KT Racing acquired the licence. Previously, these games were created by Milestone for nearly a decade, and across seven releases, but no more. The Italian studio has also seen Monster Energy Supercross become available in Rainbow Studio’s MX vs ATV Legends.
When this new MXGP game arrives in a few months, we expect a fresh experience compared to the prior releases – we hope to find out sooner rather than later.
Have you been missing the MXGP games? Let us know in the comments below.
Images: Nacon
The FIM Motocross World Championship will receive a new video game later this year, as Kylotonn releases its first dirt motorcycle racing title.
The studio must be busier than a Parisien café currently, as before Endurance Motorsport Series launches next year, it will release an all-new official MXGP platform.
This will mark a return to two-wheeled game production for the company since 2020’s Isle of Man TT: Ride on the Edge 2 – last year’s TT ROTE 3 was created by RaceWard instead.
There is only a teaser video so far, without gameplay, but we can tell you is that all the real-world muddy tracks from the actual championship, plus the bikes and the riders, will be included.
The current release date is “late” 2024 for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
“Players will be able to explore behind the scenes of the world’s most iconic motocross championship,” claims publisher Nacon. If this means a single-player campaign such as that seen in prior WRC games and shared with the recent Overpass 2 remains to be seen.
This follows the news last year that KT Racing acquired the licence. Previously, these games were created by Milestone for nearly a decade, and across seven releases, but no more. The Italian studio has also seen Monster Energy Supercross become available in Rainbow Studio’s MX vs ATV Legends.
When this new MXGP game arrives in a few months, we expect a fresh experience compared to the prior releases – we hope to find out sooner rather than later.
Have you been missing the MXGP games? Let us know in the comments below.
