Bikes from the world's most beloved motorcycle manufacturers, breathtaking races, and a round-the-world trip taking in 15 different locations, all this and more in the new videogame: RIDE.
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Release Date: 27 Mar, 2015

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The Steam-exclusive RIDE Digital Deluxe Edition includes the game and four more exclusive contents:

  • Season Pass
    The RIDE Season Pass gives you access to all four add-on packs for the game, including the two that have already been announced and two that will be revealed shortly, allowing you to race on 15 additional bike models manufactured between 1998 and 2015.

  • Movie
    Why We Ride - PG - 89min - Directed by Bryan H. Carroll, and Produced by James Walker and Bryan H. Carroll with Kenny Roberts, Mert Lawwill, Troy Lee and Arlen Ness. This documentary film captures the passion of motorcycle riding, and shows the camaraderie of friends and families who ride together. As told by the many racers, riders, and pioneers of the sport, and their relatives, the story weaves its way through generations of motorcyclists who live each day to the fullest on their bikes.

    To watch the movie after purchasing the deluxe edition, please click here

  • Making-Of
    This book takes you behind the scenes of producing the RIDE videogame*, explaining how, from conception to realization, Milestone created its first ever proprietary IP. The book covers a range of topics, from the creation of the tracks to bike and rider customisation, and from the history of each of the 14 manufacturers to the development of the game physics.
    * Available only in English

  • Soundtrack
    All 17 tracks from the official RIDE soundtrack (in mp3 format) to listen to wherever you are.

About This Game

Bikes from the world's most beloved motorcycle manufacturers, breathtaking races, and a round-the-world trip taking in 15 different locations: all this and more in the new videogame: RIDE.

Choose from over 100 bikes from the manufacturers that have made motorcycling history, and set off on the World Tour. Challenge rivals at Motorcycle Festivals divided into three different track typologies: from the thrills of the GP Tracks, through the beautiful landscapes of the Country Tracks, and all the way to the challenge of the City Tracks. Race after race, customise and improve your bike in order to work your way up the World Rankings and become the fastest biker in RIDE . As well as the World Tour, players can compete in a variety of different game modes: Quick Race, Time Trial, Split Screen, and online with up to 12 players in the Quick Race and in the Championship.

WORLD TOUR:

The World Tour is RIDE's main game mode, where you can participate in various Festivals around the world, divided into various categories: Superbike 1000, Supersport 600, Historic Championships, and so on. Each Motorcycle Festival features a variety of race modes: single race, championship, time trial, track day, drag race, and endurance. Each race influences your reputation, and therefore your position in the World Ranking of RIDE players.

MULTIPLAYER:

Up to 12 players can compete in the online game modes, including quick race and championship; you'll be able to challenge a friend with the split screen feature, and all the results of every race will be recorded on the Leaderboards.

BIKES:

Choose from a roster of the most beautiful bikes currently in production, and from the models that have made motorcycling history, with bikes from 14 of the world's leading manufacturers. There are more than 100 bikes in RIDE , with displacements ranging from 250 to 1,299 cc, manufactured between 1987 and 2015. Each bike has its own specific mechanical and dynamic characteristics (power, weight distribution, engine architecture, and so on) that have been integrated with a new game physics specifically developed for Ride that allows players, gamepad in hand, to really appreciate the different dynamic behaviour of each model.

CUSTOMISATION:

RIDE lets you choose from a vast range of gear from the leading specialist clothing manufacturers, allowing you to personalise your rider from top to toe: choose from over 100 items and 400 colour schemes!
Your bike is completely customisable, in accordance with two component categories: appearance and performance. Choose from a variety of models of mirrors and wheel rims, or improve performance on the track by mounting a racing exhaust and remapping the ECU. These are just some of the components that you can customize choosing from a catalogue of more than 100 parts.

TRACKS:

RIDE features 15 different circuits in the various locations where the Motorcycle Festivals of the World Tour take place.

Country Tracks: mountain passes, countryside, and natural parks, faithfully reproduced from the real world.

City Tracks: circuits winding through the city, with long straights and tight corners that really challenge your riding reflexes.

GP Tracks: actual racetracks, chosen to enhance the sensations of riding in the seat of the bike, and being able to push it right to the edge.

The renewed Evolving Track System means that the track evolves lap after lap, guaranteeing improved grip along the rubbered-in ideal trajectory as it gets darker and darker as more bikes pass over it. This really helps push you towards a clean riding style, and helps you learn the braking points and the correct trajectories by studying the behaviour of your rivals.

System Requirements

    Minimum:
    • OS: Windows Vista SP2 / Windows 7 SP1 / Windows 8 / Windows 8.1
    • Processor: Intel Core i3-530 @ 2.93 GHz / AMD Phenom II X4 810 @ 2.60 GHz
    • Memory: 4 GB RAM
    • Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 @ 1GB / ATI Radeon HD 6790 @ 1GB*
    • DirectX: Version 10
    • Storage: 35 GB available space
    • Sound Card: DirectX compatible
    • Additional Notes: *Laptop versions of graphics cards may work but are not officially supported.
    Recommended:
    • OS: Windows 7 SP1 64-Bit / Windows 8 64-Bit / Windows 8.1 64-Bit
    • Processor: Intel Core i7-3770 @ 3.4 GHz / AMD FX-8350 @ 4.0 GHz
    • Memory: 8 GB RAM
    • Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 / AMD Radeon R9 290X*
    • DirectX: Version 11
    • Additional Notes: *Laptop versions of graphics cards may work but are not officially supported.
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sharky9164
( 9.5 hrs on record )
Posted: 14 August
Hi it is a very good game highly recomended, but it keeps saying my data is getting corrupt and it forces me to delete it, can I get some help from someone hit me up please if you know how to fix that problem
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RockstarCRO
( 8.5 hrs on record )
Posted: 12 August
This game undoubtedly has a good graphical set-up with some seriously good visuals to give your eyes something nice to see. Although be it good looking, it's not exactly the best in it's entire delivery.

Now, I have played motorsport racing games prior that not only include a Nintendo classic but MotoGP 13 as well. In my personal opinion, MotoGP 13 is probably one of the best racing games out there. I personally do not think Ride gives it a run for it's money but does have a few perks of it's own. Ride is a motorcycle racing game that entices players with it's various bike selection and decent gameplay. The selection of bikes ranges from naked bikes, historical bikes to super bikes each with their own sort of feel (regarding handling) and power. I start off with this point as it's the most influential part of the game as all the big names from Triumph, Kawasaki, Yamaha to KTM are all here. The rest is give or take - alright at best.

The control scheme is decently immersive and accurate at certain times. There is the manual tuck that the player can choose to activate on top of other manual options (brake assistance and transmission settings). The braking system feature for example has two separate buttons for front brake and rear brake. Cool because that does make sense. The issue here though is the handling and braking throughout the turns (or before I should say). That "stiff" feeling of turning or tapping your stick to the right or left is still there. Instead of punishing the player for letting go of the left stick (turning control) too quickly, the rider slowly comes back to an upright position. Even if you're fooling around and tapping the stick left and right, it still has a choppy motion instead of a smooth movement.

I understand the player is flicking the stick but as I've said, the game should punish sloppy or quick movements that would break a trajectory. On top of that, the turning doesn't feel as rewarding as it should. In MotoGP 13, taking a turn at a high speed and keeping that lean was what made it epic. Here, it doesn't really feel like you're doing anything epic at all, just another turn so to speak. What I will give the game credit for though is coming out of a turn. This feels like it was done right especially with higher powered bikes. If the player begins to floor the gas (so to speak) the bike's rear tire will start spinning out of control and slowly start putting the player at risk. The effects of this are cool and do make for split second decisions in how to recover. Problem is even if you do sort of muck up, the rider will go through a small animation looking like he's falling then recover given you did your part. These animations feel stiff and don't move with the bike as well as are sort of misleading. The crashes in MotoGP 13 felt a lot better than they do here (according to my personal contrast)! I think the animations could have been more relative rather than putting the same one for every situation.

The graphics as I've mentioned are really good and the visuals and details on the bikes are quite excellent. Problem is games not only have to look good, they should also play well. The bike designs will make you stop for a moment and especially enjoy any modifications you've made to the bike (which can be seen). Then there are small things like nothing reflecting properly off the mirrors that could drive someone nuts. Some tracks it seems as though they put a repeating loop onto the mirrors. What is nice is that you'll see your player switching gears and letting go of the gas. The sounds are relatively good (not the best) but does give the player something different to listen to when switching bikes. Crash effects more or less sound the same and could have used a bit more diversity here (even though it's not the point of the game)! The music in-game is alright but I would argue the menus sound better.

So why MotoGP 13 over this game? I feel that overall the other game albeit doesn't have as many bikes as Ride, still provides for a better motorcycle simulation game than this. If they made Ride more of an arcade sort of racer and mixed some simulation points into the game, I feel it could have gone better. What is completely appalling is the fact there are SO MANY LOADING SCREENS! Why does it load to a confirmation screen to show my bike once I've already chosen which bike I want to use!? Makes no sense! If you want more diversity in bikes, you may like this game. I play MotoGP in first person when I race whereas here I find I'm stuck playing in 3rd due to things not feeling exactly right. The game does boast a nice career mode where the player can take part of many world tours with different sets of bikes. On top of that, the maps are pretty good and could give the MotoGP 13 maps a run for their money. Also, the game clips randomly for me sometimes (and have noticed others having the same problem). This can be disastrous in key moments. Additionally, the leader boards don't seem to work either.

I will recommend it but you'll definitely have to be a bike/race enthusiast to really enjoy it.

RATING : 6.9/10


Gameplay C+
Story / Campaign B
Visuals / User Interface B+
Sounds / Music C+
Replay-ability C+
Overall C+



ScreenShots :

Probably one of my better screenshots

The "go-to" animation for almost falling off a bike

I'm sure this is considered showing off

Stoppie and Wheelie

I like to start in style

What a naked bike looks like

People do this in real life
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Incy Wincy Spider
( 4.7 hrs on record )
Posted: 11 August
Uninstall and refund while you still can.
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Keksa L.
( 3.7 hrs on record )
Posted: 10 August
I'm so glad about finding these Milestone's motorbike simulators. Bought Valentino Rossi about a month ago, and now RIDE. I've always known about this sub genre of racing sims, but somehow playing with a gamepad felt so weird, without even trying it... my bad. Fortunately I finally tried it with VR demo. And suddenly realised the attraction of MC simulation. To me it's more relaxed when compared to race car games, having a bad habit of taking car simulators way too seriously. Plus that these bikes of Milestone are so good looking! You just got to love them! RIDE has variety of tracks and routes which I like too, you don't have to race on the same old motor circuits all the time. Minor bugs are meaningless, the overall gaming experience of Ride is so positive and strong. I simply love it! Waiting for more biking sims from Milestone in the future, keep the bar high and keep them coming!
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MENNINIST
( 12.0 hrs on record )
Posted: 7 August
Check out this vid for some gameplay https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88DslAsOXd4
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Mia Haru 春海愛
( 15.2 hrs on record )
Posted: 1 August
Really really good! Excellent gameplay and very fun. Highly realistic and would recommend for any racing or motorcycle enthusiast.
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Big Black Cock [BBC]
( 14.7 hrs on record )
Posted: 31 July
Nice game and all, but god, i hope the engine sounds get an upgrade in RIDE 2
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Ong #Really like you
( 17.8 hrs on record )
Posted: 31 July
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r3gr3ssor
( 74.7 hrs on record )
Posted: 31 July
This game is horrible. With all of its bells and whistles (the gorgeous graphics and the- can't find anything else to praise), the AI is incredibly difficult (even on very easy difficulty setting), The bikes steer like, well, steer, Don't even get me started on the keyboard issue. I'm NOT buying a 30$ gamepad for a stupid game I bought for 5. I have 24 hours on this game and most likely, 20 of them were spent on races that were restarted again and again and again. Would I recommend this pile of cow dung? NO!
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alt24
( 0.8 hrs on record )
Posted: 30 July
Refunded as it runs poorly, very few graphic options and the AI is very bland.

If i was a bigger fan of bikes i'd enjoy it, plenty of 2 wheel rides in the game and they're presented in a very forza-esque manner.
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12 of 14 people (86%) found this review helpful
Recommended
34.0 hrs on record
Posted: 20 July
Its far from perfect but still manages to be quite an enjoyable racing experience. The bikes are exquisitely detailed and theres a sizable variety of them ranging from 80s oldschool street bikes to modern electric superbikes, most of which can be modified and same goes for the rider, the tracks on the other hand... not so much, however they're still well designed and are really fun to race around in.

Now what truly appeals to me with RIDE is how racing is only half the battle, the other half is actually wrestling with G-forces and keeping your rider on the bike to actually race, which adds a whole new level of depth to the experience. Knowing that if you're not gentle enough on the throttle or too hard on the brakes your rider is just gonna get launched into orbit, so finesse is a must. Compared to MotoGP(same studio) I'd say the physics are a lot more complex and feel way more realistic although it could've used some more polish in that department.

The biggest issue with this game to me is how it feels like the game suffers from some occasional frametime lag, my rig is nothing fancy(2500k/gtx760/8gb) but it still manages to run [at the expense of a bad comparison] any codesmasters game like a dream with consistent frametimes and those games tracks' level of graphical of fidelity is by far superior, so after turning off some modern fluff settings i still had to tone it down even further in order to minimize the frametime lag. Another issue I have with this is how the AI racers seem a bit too rigid, and by that I mean they dont care if you're right in front of them, they wont bother braking and will just plow right through you if you happen to be in their way, it doesn't always happen but it does happen. Another minor but none the less irritating little problem I have is how the mirrors aren't actual mirrors and just look stupid in first person view, luckily you can take them off and pretend like you're just doing it for the sake of aerodynamics.

Really this review just made me realize how much I want codesmasters to make this exact type of game on their engine, but until that day there's RIDE.
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3 of 3 people (100%) found this review helpful
Recommended
8.5 hrs on record
Posted: 12 August
This game undoubtedly has a good graphical set-up with some seriously good visuals to give your eyes something nice to see. Although be it good looking, it's not exactly the best in it's entire delivery.

Now, I have played motorsport racing games prior that not only include a Nintendo classic but MotoGP 13 as well. In my personal opinion, MotoGP 13 is probably one of the best racing games out there. I personally do not think Ride gives it a run for it's money but does have a few perks of it's own. Ride is a motorcycle racing game that entices players with it's various bike selection and decent gameplay. The selection of bikes ranges from naked bikes, historical bikes to super bikes each with their own sort of feel (regarding handling) and power. I start off with this point as it's the most influential part of the game as all the big names from Triumph, Kawasaki, Yamaha to KTM are all here. The rest is give or take - alright at best.

The control scheme is decently immersive and accurate at certain times. There is the manual tuck that the player can choose to activate on top of other manual options (brake assistance and transmission settings). The braking system feature for example has two separate buttons for front brake and rear brake. Cool because that does make sense. The issue here though is the handling and braking throughout the turns (or before I should say). That "stiff" feeling of turning or tapping your stick to the right or left is still there. Instead of punishing the player for letting go of the left stick (turning control) too quickly, the rider slowly comes back to an upright position. Even if you're fooling around and tapping the stick left and right, it still has a choppy motion instead of a smooth movement.

I understand the player is flicking the stick but as I've said, the game should punish sloppy or quick movements that would break a trajectory. On top of that, the turning doesn't feel as rewarding as it should. In MotoGP 13, taking a turn at a high speed and keeping that lean was what made it epic. Here, it doesn't really feel like you're doing anything epic at all, just another turn so to speak. What I will give the game credit for though is coming out of a turn. This feels like it was done right especially with higher powered bikes. If the player begins to floor the gas (so to speak) the bike's rear tire will start spinning out of control and slowly start putting the player at risk. The effects of this are cool and do make for split second decisions in how to recover. Problem is even if you do sort of muck up, the rider will go through a small animation looking like he's falling then recover given you did your part. These animations feel stiff and don't move with the bike as well as are sort of misleading. The crashes in MotoGP 13 felt a lot better than they do here (according to my personal contrast)! I think the animations could have been more relative rather than putting the same one for every situation.

The graphics as I've mentioned are really good and the visuals and details on the bikes are quite excellent. Problem is games not only have to look good, they should also play well. The bike designs will make you stop for a moment and especially enjoy any modifications you've made to the bike (which can be seen). Then there are small things like nothing reflecting properly off the mirrors that could drive someone nuts. Some tracks it seems as though they put a repeating loop onto the mirrors. What is nice is that you'll see your player switching gears and letting go of the gas. The sounds are relatively good (not the best) but does give the player something different to listen to when switching bikes. Crash effects more or less sound the same and could have used a bit more diversity here (even though it's not the point of the game)! The music in-game is alright but I would argue the menus sound better.

So why MotoGP 13 over this game? I feel that overall the other game albeit doesn't have as many bikes as Ride, still provides for a better motorcycle simulation game than this. If they made Ride more of an arcade sort of racer and mixed some simulation points into the game, I feel it could have gone better. What is completely appalling is the fact there are SO MANY LOADING SCREENS! Why does it load to a confirmation screen to show my bike once I've already chosen which bike I want to use!? Makes no sense! If you want more diversity in bikes, you may like this game. I play MotoGP in first person when I race whereas here I find I'm stuck playing in 3rd due to things not feeling exactly right. The game does boast a nice career mode where the player can take part of many world tours with different sets of bikes. On top of that, the maps are pretty good and could give the MotoGP 13 maps a run for their money. Also, the game clips randomly for me sometimes (and have noticed others having the same problem). This can be disastrous in key moments. Additionally, the leader boards don't seem to work either.

I will recommend it but you'll definitely have to be a bike/race enthusiast to really enjoy it.

RATING : 6.9/10


Gameplay C+
Story / Campaign B
Visuals / User Interface B+
Sounds / Music C+
Replay-ability C+
Overall C+



ScreenShots :

Probably one of my better screenshots

The "go-to" animation for almost falling off a bike

I'm sure this is considered showing off

Stoppie and Wheelie

I like to start in style

What a naked bike looks like

People do this in real life
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4 of 6 people (67%) found this review helpful
Recommended
1.9 hrs on record
Posted: 24 July
Forza motorsport with bikes.
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1 of 1 people (100%) found this review helpful
Recommended
18.8 hrs on record
Posted: 29 July
i love this game great fun could do with a few patche,s for graphic,s on the tracks the bike,s look really good

defo would buy good game
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5 of 9 people (56%) found this review helpful
Not Recommended
0.7 hrs on record
Posted: 22 July
My new rule is any game that involves jumping through firey hoops to get working automatically gets a bad review. This is one of those such cases. Kinda like GTA IV.

There really are no excuses. There's hundreds of games that come out all the time that work fine on all types of computers... There is no reason one should have to go on a hunt for the Holy Grail just to get the framerate normal and eliminate input lag. No reason at all.

The racing itself can be fun, albeit difficult. I was first turned onto this game from the PS4 demo (and should I have stuck with the console version?) then got it on here and the headache started.

And once you do get it running it's got some design flaws. I don't usually complain about loading screens but why is there the need to interupt the loading screen to ask you to confirm the bike you want to ride that you already confirmed earlier, just to go back to the same loading screen for the same amount of time again? And this is on top of the other loading screen that doesn't look like a loading screen that can make one wonder if their game is frozen up.

Anyway, just take a look at the reviews... Apparently there's also some save problems and other issues running rampant that haven't been fixed. This game's a mess and I would recommend avoid or stick with the console version or try a cracked version (I ain't afraid to say that in cases like this cause this is ridiculous).
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3 of 6 people (50%) found this review helpful
Recommended
44.4 hrs on record
Posted: 19 July
I think it's great fun but I struggle to win even with the AI set to very easy.
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307 of 370 people (83%) found this review helpful
14 people found this review funny
Not Recommended
17.7 hrs on record
Posted: 5 June, 2015
STAY AWAY FROM ALL MILESTONE GAMES. THEY NEVER FIX THEIR CRAP, AND BEEN DOING SO FOR YEARS.

MotoGP14, MXGP, RIDE are all games awaiting patches, and none in sight.

And more important, don't buy MOTOGP15 that will be released soon. They need to go bankrupt asap and stop ripping people.

10/10 I would trade this 55$ crap for any 5$ game if I could.
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190 of 226 people (84%) found this review helpful
29 people found this review funny
Not Recommended
6.8 hrs on record
Posted: 4 June, 2015
Do you like loading screens?
Do you like random fps drops that will put you off an make you crash?
Do you like racing the same 4 or 5 tracks with the same 4 or 5 gimmicky game modes?

All this an more in ride the game!
99/10
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108 of 132 people (82%) found this review helpful
8 people found this review funny
Not Recommended
11.2 hrs on record
Posted: 10 May, 2015
WARNING!!!!!!!!

Ride will delete your saved data at some point. It's guaranteed. The game autosaves, and you can't manually save. You can create a rider, play a quarter, maybe a half way through the season, and the next time you start the game, EVERYTHING will be lost. Like to start over from the beginning a hundred times? If so, this is the game for you. Otherwise, STAY AWAY!
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142 of 183 people (78%) found this review helpful
5 people found this review funny
Not Recommended
26.6 hrs on record
Posted: 26 May, 2015
Ride Review - see under Ride discussions

As a keen bike owner, racer & gamer, previously having played Super Bikes Riding Challenge, I am not very happy with Ride. I have done a more lengthy review of Ride which you can find under the Ride discussions where I have discussed only some of all the problems with this game. I have since also started a Ride protest page which reveals other peoples frustrations with this game under same, which most probably like all the others in my Steam unplayable games library, will most likely not be fixed. I strongly advise against buying this or other games on Steam until such time Steam are able to support them properly
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