I received this game to facilitate this review. All thoughts and opinons are my own.
There is a new game available in the popular Moto Racer series. If you loved the previous trilogy, you will definitely enjoy playing Moto Racer 4! In partnership with Paul Cuisset and developed with Unreal Engine 4, Microids created a family-friendly game that is sure to become a new classic!
This game is a ton of fun. We downloaded it and spent several hours racing each other. Whether adults or kids were racing, everyone had a super great time!
Personally, I’ve never driven a motorcycle. So, I was excited to give this game a try and check out my motocross abilities!
The fun begins when you start the game. Each player gets to pick a character. As you progress through the game, you gain access to more advanced characters.
This game was challenging…but in a very good way. We preferred to play in split screen mode and took turns challenging each other. The courses range from slightly curved to downright twisted. Since we were playing with my daughter, I appreciated the fact that we could adjust for performance abilities.
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