MotoGP 25 announced for Nintendo Switch, first details

MotoGP 25 will be released on Nintendo Switch, Milestone announced today. We also have a release date of April 30, 2025.

MotoGP 25 is the latest entry in the racing and sports series. Milestone says that it will contain “all the riders and tracks of the 2025 season from the most exciting sport on earth, MotoGP, as well as Moto2 and Moto3.” Brno in Czechia and Balaton Park in Hungar are among the included tracks.

Further details can be found in the following overview:

The brand-new Training Sessions feature is one of the biggest novelties of the new chapter of the franchise. Just like real riders, players will have the opportunity to enjoy some riding time away from the competition, mastering their craft and improving their skills in the Motard, Flat Track and Minibikes disciplines, experiencing dedicated challenges set in original tracks immersed in beautiful environments.

Regardless of players’ skill level, the new MotoGP 25 allows everyone to express their racing passion with the new Arcade Experience, a simplified racing experience available in all game modes and all types of bikes. This option offers a more accessible approach to the game for those who are less familiar with motorcycle simulation but want to feel the thrill of pushing to the limit. It’s not just physics, in the new game it will be possible to see and feel every detail thanks to Unreal Engine 5 and renewed bike sound, realized with dedicated live recording sessions of the original bikes to truly immerse players into the world of MotoGP.

Finding lots of fans in the previous chapter, the Riders Market and the FIM MotoGP Stewards are back. That’s not all, a new Bike Development System will give players more control over the evolution of their bikes through the season, alongside the challenge of managing social relationships in the paddock to take fans deeper into the life of a real rider.

Once again, the community will be able to free their creativity with the game editors. From the helmet editor – where one of the players’ designs even became a real helmet worn by Maverick Viñales’ during last September’s San Marino GP – to the racing number, butt patch, sticker editor and the new podium emotes. Everyone will be able to personalize their virtual rider.

We’ve got the first trailer for the game below.

Announcement Trailer

There are plenty of other MotoGP games on Nintendo Switch, including last year’s entry. Find coverage of that one here.