Motorcycle Club

Game is ok but nothing special the to much grind (races are a little bit much) for the little content the game offers (career mode maybe 5-6 hours to finish and 18-25 hours for all achievements): Pros: + 10 tracks with a reverse track vise (20 tracks in count but its only 10) + 22 bikes even not much but ok + main menu looks nice and how it feels + bike switching mechanics are ok for such an arcade racer + points system is soild + driving pyshics arent the worst if you use v-sync on in the game files (without it as normal the game runs with 200-300 fps which makes the handling kinda broken) Cons: - graphics could be better - draw distance is way to low should be increased - bots are on its worst here super bad because they dont switch the bikes - soundtrack is generic nothing special but ok - carrer mode is way to long for only 10 different tracks feels kinda a little boring after maybe half or 75% - some different game modes would be nice not only racing - time attack challenges to unlock bikes are good meant but bad made here its just stupid to have the offroad parts not removed for the super bikes and roadster which makes it pretty boring I had some fun with it for 75-90% sal…

the great is at most, OK, not great game, playability a little weird.

Terrible game. Honestly

Motorcycle Club is an arcade-focused racing title that sets out to blend licensed motorcycle racing with a light club-management framework, aiming to offer something more social and progression-driven than a standard circuit racer. Developed by Kylotonn Entertainment and published by Nacon alongside Plug In Digital, the game presents an appealing concept on paper: real-world bikes, rival teams, and a sense of identity built around forming and growing your own motorcycle club. Unfortunately, while the ambition is evident, the final experience struggles to translate those ideas into consistently engaging gameplay. The core structure revolves around forming a club and competing against nine rival teams across a series of championships and events. Progression is tied to earning reputation and unlocking new motorcycles, with licensed brands such as BMW, Honda, Kawasaki, KTM, Suzuki, and Yamaha represented across multiple categories. These bikes are divided into classes that are meant to encourage variety in playstyle, and the game attempts to reward aggressive, stylish riding through a kudos system that grants points for drifts, wheelies, and risky maneuvers. This framework suggests an…

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I Don't see why people hate on this game, Yes the engine sounds can get ear grinding at higher volumes but you can turn those down. Overall i think you should give this game a try if you are wanting to, the only reason i came back to it was because i remember playing a Demo of it on my PS4. 7/10