Creating a monster

Decent visuals; Track editor is a welcome addition

Imprecise and twitchy handling/physics; Constant framerate drops and stuttering; AI is too aggressive; First corner is like a mosh pit

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Fun game, good graphics and tracks. Gets really glitchy on starts, and there's a <20% chance online tracks will load for you when you play. Updates have seem to have made that worse somehow. Long load times.

Italian developer Milestone has dedicated its 22-year history to producing some of the most recognisable motorsports titles around. The studio has produced iterations in the Ride, MXGP and WRC series, and continues to make a name as one of the genre's leading developers.

Monster Energy Supercross is the type of game I haven't played in a while, and the way it plays when it comes to leaping over humps in the ground, must date back as far as Enduro Racer in the arcade and, a bit later, on the ZX Spectrum.

Great supercross game. Don't understand the bad reviews, one bloke says lazy milestone- it's got 250 and 450, qualifying, heats, LCQ and main. Plus track editor and time attack, full custom and online, championship and career!! What more did he want.

Good game

5 stars

Your annual Supercross game has returned. Could this finally be the motorbike game to find enough grip to catapult itself out of the corner the genre has found itself in On the surface, it's looking quite promising, but there still an oil leak or two holding it back.

Graphics have seen a huge improvement; Bikes handle better than ever before; We finally have a track editor

USA only with rest of world tracks missing; Serious frame rate problems; Loading times can take foreeevveerrrrrr..

Atrocious game. Physics are horrible, graphics are terrible, everything about this game is bad. Buy literally any other moto game.