Ride

RIDE is a motorcycle racing game with over 100 bikes from 14 manufacturers and 15 circuits across locations around the world. You race in the World Tour, customise your rider and bikes, and compete in several single-player and multiplayer modes.

World Tour

The World Tour takes you to Motorcycle Festivals around the world, with categories including Superbike 1000, Supersport 600 and Historic Championships. Festivals feature single races, championships, time trials, track days, drag races and endurance events. Race results affect your reputation and position in the World Ranking.

The circuits fall into three types: GP Tracks, Country Tracks and City Tracks. Country Tracks follow mountain passes, countryside and natural parks reproduced from real locations. City Tracks wind through urban streets, with long straights and tight corners, while GP Tracks are racetracks designed for riding at the limit.

Bikes and customisation

The game includes more than 100 bikes manufactured between 1987 and 2015, with displacements from 250 to 1,299 cc. Each has distinct mechanical and dynamic characteristics, including power, weight distribution and engine architecture, represented through physics designed to reflect the differences between models.

You can personalise your rider with over 100 gear items and 400 colour schemes. Bike customisation covers both appearance and performance: you can change components such as mirrors and wheel rims, or fit a racing exhaust and remap the ECU. The parts catalogue contains more than 100 components.

Game modes

Alongside the World Tour, you can play Quick Race and Time Trial, or race in Split Screen. Online Quick Race and Championship modes support up to 12 players. Race results are recorded on the leaderboards.

Evolving tracks

The Evolving Track System changes the circuit lap by lap. As bikes pass over the ideal racing line, rubber builds up there and improves grip, while the track gets darker. You can study your rivals' behaviour to learn braking points and racing lines.