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Announced only last month, Milestone today released their latest MXGP title. This one features the 2021 Championship, with more than 40 riders from MXGP and MX2 categories along with historical circuits Ottobiano, Ernée, Leon and Agueda.
An updated career mode offers real transfer windows, contracts, teams, challenges, and additional activities, with both official and new tracks.
You can also create and share tracks with a newly-improved track editor.
Release trailer:
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