If the unstable physics get fixed, then there is a great racing game available under its core issues.
RIDE 4 TRACKS UPDATE
We hope this is just a teething issue with the PlayStation 5 (and probably the Xbox Series X|S) version, and that it will get fixed in an update at or soon after launch, but we can only review the version of the game that we are given. While the game does have a rewind system in place, the player shouldn’t have to rely on this due to the unstable physics. To make it even worse, the AI autopilot hasn’t been programmed to ride in the wet, so this resulted in rainy time trials being almost impossible due to the rider crashing before we even got control. This made races almost impossible to win when combined with the dangers of colliding with other racers which seemed to have no idea where we were on the track, despite claims of ‘ANNA’, the Neural AI system, supposedly making the gameplay smoother than ever. Ride 4 became almost unplayable when our bike would flip on the starting line and/or propel itself, without warning, high into the air after riding over one of the corner bumps. For a game that launched on Octowe had hoped that they would have fixed the unstable bike physics. While Ride 4 looks amazing and has a whole bunch of new features, the version we were provided with had some game-breaking problems. Dynamic weather, dynamic resolution, haptic feedback and more takes the Ride franchise into the next generation of video game consoles, but not without its own teething issues. Ride 4 is Milestone’s latest hyper-realistic motorbike racing game bringing fan-favourite bikes and tracks together to produce some of the most intense racing moments imaginable.
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