MotoGP Racing '23 17+

I’ve been playing for about a month and a half I recently had to erase the app from my tablet and reinstall it
I was up to a pro bike and doing pretty well in the game started malfunctioning I would get on the throttle and he would tell me I wasn’t touching it same thing with the break and the bike to come to complete stop on the track when I reloaded the game I lost all my information and I had to start over doesn’t seem to have any glitches in Rookie or Team bikes but definitely has glitches in Pro

Nonetheless it’s fine me and my son enjoy it very much

we found that if the screen over heats in some devices it becomes unresponsive

that's all I can think of which would produce such events

thanks for the feedback anyway

I love MotoGP... I pay for the season subscription every year via iTunes which is around $120 or so. When I saw there was an official game I was thrilled and without any hesitation I downloaded it right away but boy what a disappointment. So many ads which adds to less game time! Yes yes I get it - it's obvious that the ads are optional to watch but reality is if you want to improve your bike and move up in ranks you are force either to buy expensive coin packages or watch irrelevant ads that are sometimes really long or short.

Where is the creativity to embed ads?! Wrap a bike... sponsor a rider's suit... banners along the track... sponsor news ticker with the stats.... or just charge for the game!!! I would rather pay for the game and get a few nice bikes than to watch Ads all the time. I wonder if they timed a person playing the game vs. time a person sitting watching irrelevant ads. For a game that all you do is brake and accelerate?!? C'mon. I expected better from the name MotoGP.

Thanks for your feedback. The new normal for games on mobile is free to play which means we have to adapt to different business models. This game has been downloaded over 10 million times around the world in countries like Indonesia etc where people simply do not pay for apps. So I hope you understand we make a game for the world to play. As for the ads - yes they are entirely optional ... they can be a pain in the neck - however as I said you don't have to watch them. Your ideas about sponsorship are great - only this is the official game and we are very much guided to replicate the authentic track signage etc - so there is very limited ways to execute on your good idea. As for the method of game play - let me explain this (sorry its long winded but I want you to know why we did it the way we did) When we made MotoGP Championship Quest we wanted to make the game as “accessible” for everyone regardless of whether you are a hard core gamer or a casual player. Have you ever noticed in other motorcycle racing games the rider flapping from side to side as you struggle to keep the bike on the track?

Unlike car racing games, when you make a turn on a motorcycle the bike leans from side to side an effect which is very obvious. When we brought our customers into the studio and asked them what they liked and hated about motorcycle racing games – they all said they struggled with the steering and that this really detracted from their level of enjoyment, so much so that they eventually abandoned the game as it was too hard to master.

Games are about having fun and enjoyment – not frustration and exasperation. So we decided to focus on the two things that really, at the end of the day, make the most difference in the racing environment – braking into and accelerating out of corners.

Ask any racer – they will tell you that this is the most important aspect of racing, hitting the right brake timing and being able to get as much power to the ground as you need getting out of the corner. It’s all about timing, bravery and taking calculated risk.

If you miss being able to steer the bike, we’re sorry. However we are happy that at least you will be able to play this game with your friends who perhaps aren’t as good at it as you. If you have any feedback – please let me know.

There are a lot of die-hard MotoGP fans who would really love to enjoy a little motorcycle game on iOS. The graphics are great, and the premise behind racing motorcycles at the highest level is there. Not being able to steer or crash is a bit of a let down but it's a different type of game. Not a fan of Pay-to-win format but that's in all sorts of games now a days.

Thank you for taking the time to reach out and respond to my original review. I had a different outlook on the game at that point in time and regardless I put a good number of hours into the game. 👌🏼👌🏼🏍

thank you for your review - even though it hurts :(

We want you to know why we approach it the way we do - sorry if this is a long reply but it is imporant that the fans of MotoGP understand as you are the most important people to us.

When we made MotoGP Championship Quest we wanted to make the game as “accessible” for everyone regardless of whether you are a hard core gamer or a casual player. Have you ever noticed in other motorcycle racing games the rider flapping from side to side as you struggle to keep the bike on the track?

Unlike car racing games, when you make a turn on a motorcycle the bike leans from side to side an effect which is very obvious. When we brought our customers into the studio and asked them what they liked and hated about motorcycle racing games – they all said they struggled with the steering and that this really detracted from their level of enjoyment, so much so that they eventually abandoned the game as it was too hard to master.

Games are about having fun and enjoyment – not frustration and exasperation. So we decided to focus on the two things that really, at the end of the day, make the most difference in the racing environment – braking into and accelerating out of corners.

Ask any racer – they will tell you that this is the most important aspect of racing, hitting the right brake timing and being able to get as much power to the ground as you need getting out of the corner. It’s all about timing, bravery and taking calculated risk.

If you miss being able to steer the bike, we’re sorry. However we are happy that at least you will be able to play this game with your friends who perhaps aren’t as good at it as you. If you have any feedback – please let me know and perhaps you could review the game in light of what we tried to acheive (we dont have the luxury of making a console game on iPhone and Android)