RIDE 4
Are you ready to live the best gaming experience that a motorcycle fan can get? RIDE 4 will spark your competitive soul with hundreds of bikes, dozens of tracks and a whole new level of realism. Choose among hundreds of officially licensed bikes and ride on dozens of tracks all around the world, carefully designed with an extraordinary level of detail! Every asset has been created starting from CAD data, laser and 3D scanning to achieve precision down to the smallest detail and let you enjoy the best two-wheel racing experience ever. Jump into an amazing and dynamic adventure that interacts with your decisions and choose your own path from the regional events up to the professional leagues. Show your riding skills through challenging races, ability tests, track days and a huge set of events. You could even become an official tester for the most celebrated manufacturers!
Game Discussion
Steam User 8
I was just about to give this a negative review at ~10hrs in when i accidentially opened the "gated" content.
1) Starting the game you have to choose which league you'd like to begin with, and that decision will stay with you like it or not! (i got stuck with 600cc & 1000cc's in some quite demanding races for 10hrs!!!) There's no way to start over your career, or have a look at the other leagues whilst being in Moto-Hell. (Tip: Asian league has the fun 2-strokes!)
2) If the above was'nt bad enough, bikes available for purchase are gated behind what cups you're allowed to compete in. Prepare to play for a while before being able to buy yourself a 2-stroke AND a harley :E
3) It took me 10hrs to (accidentially) find the setting to (partially) disable Anti Wheelie & Traction Control. That alone made the bikes finally feel alive. Before that, the riding felt like a 1:1 copy of Formula 1 on two wheels, i.e. "hit apex at perfect speed or be damned" - now i can slip & slide towards and through corners just like i'm used to from Ride 2.
^^ Wish i had known before
Steam User 4
I'm new to the genre and even at 25% AI difficulty it's challenging—but in a good way. The multiplayer is a standout: welcoming community, awesome bike variety, and fantastic sound design. Picked it up on sale, and it's definitely been worth it.
Steam User 3
Lil bit hard at first, once you got used to the mechanic it will become easy. My personal tips is lower the EB level to minimize chances you got thrown away from your bike under heavy braking.
Steam User 3
Fantastic motorcycle racing game, excellent graphics.
If you play in first person perspective and with realism to maximum it requires extreme skill, it is so hard that makes you quit the game.
Start with beginner modes and learn day by day.
Recommend the game, top notch motorcycle racing
Steam User 2
Fun game, bought it on sale. You don't get as much feel as MotoGP 24 but you can feel the bike working under braking and accelerating out of corners. Sounds are nice too especially for bikes like the YZF R1M and MV Agusta and Ninjas. The Career mode though can feel a little repitative at the start but once you get to the race bikes its pretty fun and the naked race bikes also have their own handling characteristics. A fun couch game for any bike mad person, highly recommend if you wanna play anything outside of Motogp and WSBK22.
Steam User 5
bro fuck this game, i do my absolute best to fucking turn, you think you brake at the perfect time, you THINK you started accelerating at the perfect time, and you THINK youll get through the turn only to go outside the fucking lines god fucking damn it,
dont even get me started on that fuck ass AI, boy oh boy, i surely enjoy turning and having fun, only for a fuck ass named "sarah gessner" or "henrik virta" to come barreling towards you like a catholic priest when he sees an kid left unattended for a slight second.
next time my ass gets jackhammered no lube i want a steak dinner after cause what the fuck.
amazing game tho 9/10, i had to buy a dlc pack for the moto guzzi bikes but it was pretty cheap so it cool.
Steam User 3
genuinely one of the greatest motorbike racing games ive ever played, takes time to get good but once youre comfortable you can race for hours. and it runs on my absolute potato of a laptop.