u/No_Cook_4421

MotoGP 26 has the best physics in the series (coming from a MotoGP 24 player)

I’ve played every MotoGP game since 19, but the one I spent the most time on was MotoGP 24.

For me, what makes a good MotoGP game is simple: physics + decent AI.

MotoGP 24 had almost everything:

•	great controller feedback

•	very convincing physics

MotoGP 25 was honestly a huge disappointment for me.

The physics felt unrealistic and the controller feedback was way worse compared to 24.

So about MotoGP 26…

I actually think this might be the best physics we’ve ever had in the series, and I know that might be an unpopular opinion.

Braking

Contrary to what I’ve read, braking feels really well balanced.

You can brake very hard as long as the bike is upright, and then release progressively as you lean, which feels natural.

•	Rear brake works well

•	Less punishing than in 24

•	You can lose the front with no warning if:

•	you’re off line (dirty track)

•	or you brake too much while leaning

Honestly, that feels pretty realistic compared to real MotoGP crashes.

Corner Entry

This is where the game really shines for me.

When you release the brakes, you can feel the bike rotate or stop sliding naturally.

That’s something I struggled to control properly in 24.

The lines feel more natural than in 25.

Acceleration

Probably the easiest part.

Once you’re in the right line, the bike is very stable.

Some people might not like it, but I think it fits the overall balance.

Overall feeling

Bike control feels very precise and gives you more freedom, as long as you’re not riding aggressively without control.

AI

The AI is quite aggressive right now, but not completely broken.

I think:

•	finding the right difficulty is key

•	and not riding “on rails” makes a big difference

My setup

•	Pro physics

•	No assists

•	100% races

I’m not a top player at all, but for me, MotoGP 26 is the best game in the series so far.

What do you think?

What’s your experience with MotoGP 26 so far?

Do you prefer it over 24, or do you think it’s a step back?

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u/No_Cook_4421 — 23 hours ago