RIDE 5 Reviews

very fun game and I enjoy the mechanics it's as if I can feel the machines movement even though I am on keyboard

25 hours in and it's a great game. but unfortunately not as fleshed out as ride 4, a lot of bike sounds are meh tbh and yet again bike choice is just ok at best but... gameplay is decent still left a slightly not the best experience feeling. if only the developers added better bike sounds, variety of bike and some sort of freeroam then they would have a masterpiece. overall solid game 7.6/10

game play is nice and bikes sound good

This game run well on steam deck,has more graphics options than the previous games (ride 4) but seems to have the same amount of content,graphics are noticeably better than ride 4 and performance is better as well. This is an extremely difficult racing game,the ai are extremely difficult even on the very easy setting but this just means you need to challenge yourself and practice in time trials. This game is what i would call a simulation,its certainly not an arcade like racer like the older xbox or Playstation motogp games,yoi need to dial in your bikes traction,breaking and handle settings otherwise the games handled will feel vague,breaks will feel like they do nothing. The steam deck can run this game at medium settings,720p 60fps but you will get some dips at the very start of races which thankfully jimp back to 60 quickly unlike ride 4 where the game runs alot worse overall. I highly recommend you change your controller settings in steam as the game itself doesnt offer throttle,braking or steering cirve or deadzone adjustments,thankfully these can be done in steam and are a requirement for this game. Steering is floaty so you need to cjange it to aggressive but have a slower curve. Braking needs to be aggressive Throttle needs to be relaxed curve Overall i would recommend this game,has a nice single player career mode,lots of bikes and tracks,graphics and sound is good and performance is good also.

Fun game good riding phisics and split screen !!

Great game, graphics is top level, sounds are great and there are many motorcycle to pick from.Its big improvement from ride 1,2,3 and you dont need high end pc to run it.

Ride 5 looks and sounds great. Even some parts of the physics model feel good, and a step ahead previous entries in the series. This is all let down by the controls. I tried various configurations, but the bikes feels extremely tippy in a straight line, making steering adjustments very imprecise, and then very sluggish to respond once you enter the corner. You can even see this in the in-game footage promoted on Steam. The brakes feel ok, and i was excited to see that they had an "unassisted" throttle setting, but the rear end feels incapable of breaking loose and sliding like in Ride 2. The bikes just wobble all over the place, exactly like you'd expect in a video game, and that's quite off putting. Combine all that with probably the worst menus i have ever seen in a modern video game. Disappointing. Ride 2 was a fantastic game, and the series has gone downhill since. The forced tutorial and nauseating number of tool tips popping up didn't help at all.

Love the physics of this game honestly great game just wish that they would add more bikes and lower cc bikes too

Realistic physics that actually helped me ride better IRL a lot. People who praise older Ride games especially for having easier physics are not the kind of people you want to group ride with in the real world. If you want to become a better rider, play this game.

the story mode get boring but the bikes are fun and pretty fast so i would for sure get this game if you want a club road racing game not moto gp