GP Bikes

In short, GP Bikes has great physics coupled with a steep and satisfying learning curve. But, in my opinion, the game is not worth purchasing at its current stage due to its price point, limited amount of first-party bike and track content, unclear development path, and infrequent updates. At the time of this review, the developer's forum site is down, but it was basically dead before. The only signs of life were virtually just ads for escorts in your area, with a development update once in a while. Many will argue that the community-made mods found on the web are the best thing about this game, but most are underwhelming -- save for a few outliers. For context, you'll notice that a large majority are conversions of tracks from the original Assetto Corsa and rFactor, with bike models from various Milestone games. There are very few scratch-made mods/tracks which exist. That's not to say that the developer did not intend for there to be more than one bike or a handful of tracks. In fact, various first-party bikes have existed for the game over the years, but were removed by the developer in successive betas. This game really begs to have a Steam Workshop, as it's a bit of a h…

More trail and error then learning to ride a bicycle for the first time, but once you get you understand it the fun really starts. the game is not the best without mods, so i'd recomend modding in a low power motorcycle to learn the game properly

Huge skill curve for this game needed, a lot of practice and patience - but you'll be rewarded with some insanely fun physics to play with when you've learnt them.

fun but challenging fun without mods but mods could be needed later . anyone know how to mod if so leave comment please

(black by pearl jam) holy grind

Well, realistic gameplay and stuffs but not too beginner-friendly when i got myself banned by the forum sometimes even though I didn't do anything wrong