MXGP PRO

MXGP PRO, also known as MXGP 3 in some circles, throws you right into the heart of professional motocross racing. Licensed by the FIM, this game puts real 2017 world championship riders and teams on your screen. If you’ve ever thought motocross was just about speed and noise, think again. It’s about control, timing, and yes, the occasional spectacular crash. Curious if you can handle the dirt? Let’s break it down.

What’s MXGP PRO All About?

This isn’t your average off-road racer. MXGP PRO focuses on realistic physics, which means you’ll feel every bump, jump, and slide on the track. The career mode lets you climb up the ranks, and the challenges sharpen your riding skills. There’s even a compound area to practice without pressure. Plus, the multiplayer mode spices things up by letting you race real people online. Ever wanted to race against a nine-time world champ? Antonio Cairoli’s here to guide you — kinda like a buddy who actually knows what he’s doing.

Key Features at a Glance

• Real World Teams and Riders: Compete with licensed 2017 teams and riders for authenticity.
• Realistic Physics: Feel every shift and jump with authentic bike control.
• Career Mode: Progress through races and earn your place in motocross history.
• 30 Skill Challenges: Improve your techniques in fun, focused tasks.
• Compound Area: Practice tracks tailored for skill-building and training.
• Multiplayer Mode: Race online against friends or other players worldwide.

Why Give MXGP PRO a Go?

Need a challenge? You got it. The controls aren’t just about hitting gas—they require finesse. Turn too sharply and you’re over the handlebars. Wait too long and someone else’s dust clouds your vision. It’s the kind of game that keeps you honest. Visuals? The bikes look sharp, the tracks evolve with mud and weather, and the rider suits come straight from the real deal. Muddy, slippery, unpredictable—just how motocross should be.

Heads Up

You’ll need patience. Mastering those jumps and turns isn’t instantly satisfying, but it’s worth it. And lesson learned: always carry a spare helmet – you never know when you might wipe out.