Valentino Rossi The Game

The game itself is good but as with every game there are some negative sides too

Pros:
+Graphics
+Handling Model
+Career
+Different Challenges
+Different Events (Rally/drift etc...)

Cons:
-AI is relatively slow even on harder difficulty
- AI drives on "Rails" and slams into you if you are slower in some corners and in their "rail line".

Valentino Rossi is my second favourite superbike racer (after Pierfrancesco Chili), so having an entire game dedicated to him was a welcome surprise. I had this game lying in my library for a long time, but I never had a good PC to run it. This is the first Steam game I played after building my PC.
In most ways, this is just like any other MotoGP game, where you can pick any real life racer or create your own. What makes it stand out is that it pays a tribute to Il Dottore himself, by adding two game modes dedicated to him. There's a career mode where you're a new racer whom Rossi mentors into becoming a big name, and there's the historic races where you play as Valentino Rossi in some of his most iconic moments.
The latter is one place where I have a divided opinion. The reason behind this is that the difficulty level for most events are useless. Even when you keep it at the easiest settings, your bike still wobbles like it does for Pro settings. On one hand, it's a good thing because it makes you understand how hard it was for him to have won in that scenario, making you respect him even more. On the other hand, well, it just means the difficulty settings are broken!
The achievements are easy to get so far, so this could be one of my games that I will end up perfecting. The graphics are very static, especially for the first-person camera view where you see from the helmet (it just looks like a filter because it is). And while the music is annoying, it can be disabled quite easily. The screen calibration doesn't work well, as it says to adjust the brightness until the logo is barely visible, but it's clearly visible even in the lowest settings (though it doesn't mean the game is bright, it just means the person who made the calibration settings page didn't do a good job).
I'd say this is one of the best MotoGP games I've played so far. Because not only does it let you play the game like any other game from the franchise, but it also educates you about a historical person. I always love games that have a codex, because I find the idea of education through video games really fascinating. But if you don't, I understand. Although learning about him isn't compulsory, and unless you're not looking forward to 100%ing the achievements like I am, you don't really have to play those events. And even if you do, it's not like you have to remember them, just play them like challenges.

Cool Milestone's own engine, which can be modded however you want, from physics to graphics. The driving model is sim-cade. A nice, chilly bike racing game.

the amount of content this game is crazy,oh also VR#46 forever the goat of MOTOGP

The only true flat track game

Valentino is the GOAT