#RIMS RACING PREVIEW SERIES#

Although bikes have half as many tires as automobiles, there are at least twice as complicated. These prove quite indispensable even for veterans of the racing genre.

#RIMS RACING PREVIEW SERIES#

Before commencing a career in RiMS Racing, you’ll make your way through a series of tutorials. The good news: unlike TT Isle of Man, the title can be accessible to newcomers.

But if motorbike simulation is your thing, it descends as deep as you can handle. Effectively, RiMS Racing is a niche within a niche. But in execution, the jack of all trades approach might grow tiresome to those uninteresting in tinkering and performance testing. The concept that podium finishes should be attributed to entire racing teams, rather than just riders, is certainly noble. Off the tarmac and in the pit, you’ll be analyzing data and swapping out worn parts. RiMS Racing’s hook is that you’ll also serve as engineer and mechanic. Here, you’re more than just a mere rider. With the release of RiMS Racing, a plucky, cross-town upstart has emerged with RaceWard Studio’s inaugural outing. With multiple entries in the MotoGP, MXGP, Monster Energy Supercross, SBK, and RIDE franchises, Milan-based Milestone is undoubtedly the dominant two-wheeled racing developer.

Price: $49.99 via Steam and other digital marketplaces ($44.99 launch discount price on PC)įrom the relative accessibility of RIDE series, the staunch simulation of TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 2, and even MUD FIM Motocross World Championship’s crowd-stirring hole shots and kickers, each new motorbike racer carves out its own niche. Platform: PC, also on PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Rims racing preview