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Ride 4 will be available on current generation consoles and PCs in October, and on next generation systems in January 2021.
In a press release, developer Milestone said that fans who purchase “the latest chapter of his beloved franchise dedicated to all two-wheel lovers” in the current generation will be automatically updated on Xbox Series X through the Smart Delivery system. from Microsoft, while PS5 players will be able to update the game, including any DLC purchased at the time, for free until April 30, 2021.
The announcement also confirmed that “gamers will now be able to experience smoother and brighter gameplay, at 60FPS with up to 4K resolution” that will allow them to “enjoy” their beloved bikes in the highest quality for shaders and textures, with a level never seen before. of detail for both bikes and environments ”. It also promises a more “precise, satisfying and natural” driving experience.
Here, take a look at the ad trailer:
“It is time to enter a new era!” mocks the video description. “Next-gen consoles are ready to welcome the new chapter of the ultimate two-wheeler racing experience for all bike lovers.”
“From the creepy and overly passionate voice-over that each event type presents, to the photo mode (every game must have one these days), it’s clear this is a celebration of bikes as much as a bike game.” we said in the GamesRadar + Ride 3 review.
“But ultimately, the experience is best described as ‘enjoyable.’ While it doesn’t commit any massive crime, the atmosphere, visuals, and excitement levels are well below the standard set by even next-gen racers like GT6. The stable companion of PS4, MotoGP14, can be more difficult to control, it is a better video game. And that makes a big difference. “
RIDE 4 will be released on October 8, 2020 for PC via Steam, PS4 and Xbox One, and on January 21, 2021 for PS5 and Xbox Series X.
To find out what to play here and now, here are the best games of 2020 up to this point.
