Ride 6 (2026)

RIDE 6 manages to be a great simulator that also embraces arcade elements to make the experience more comprehensive. Fans of the series may not be impacted, but they won't be disappointed either. Now, if you're a beginner on two wheels, you'll certainly have a lot of fun and learn a lot, if you have patience and persistence.

For long‑time fans, Ride 6 feels definitive - For newcomers willing to take on a steeper learning curve, it’s a rewarding gateway into the intricate world of motorcycle racing.

It’s commendable to change and refresh your content, but Ride 6 has turned in the wrong direction. It’s far from a bad game, yet there are better alternatives on the market at the moment.

Ride 6 is already the best 2-wheel driving experience that has been offered in years. What a pleasure to walk all these circuits on different motorcycles, offering changing, but always exhilarating, driving sensations. The move to the Unreal Engine 5 makes the experience all the more credible and immersive, with special care for each motorcycle. And we can only be satisfied with the RIDE Fest mode which allows game sessions far from being repetitive thanks to the permanent choice of races that we are offered. Ride 6 is positioned well as the reference of motorcycle games and we can only congratulate Milestone for the work accomplished.

Ride 6 on Xbox Series X|S is not a radical reinvention of motorcycle racing. It doesn’t shatter genre expectations or redefine sports sims. What it does instead is refine, respect, and celebrate the art of riding. It offers satisfying handling, strong audiovisual presentation, meaningful progression, and a clear passion for motorcycles that shines through in every detail. Yes, there are areas that could be improved — minor control tweaks, expanded event variety, more dynamic AI — but none of them overshadow the core experience. For bike enthusiasts especially, this feels like a game built with you in mind. And that passion makes all the difference.