Milestone has announced that MotoGP 19 is coming and will roar to life on June 6 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC and Switch, though that one is going to be delayed a few weeks.

With MotoGP 19, players can participate in the 2019 Season, racing against MotoGP champions or they can take on the role of a young rider, climbing the ladders of the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup to reach the top class.

Milestone developers listened to players feedback and have given the community what they’ve been asking for: a harder challenge to push them beyond their limits, a smoother multiplayer experience to enjoy races with friends and more single player content.

Here’s a snapshot of the main innovations introduced in MotoGP 19:

High performing AI with Neural Networks

To provide players with the most challenging experience, it was necessary to introduce a new paradigm, a revolution. Milestone and Orobix – a company specialising in engineering Artificial Intelligence solutions – have worked more than 2 years on a revolutionary AI system based on Neural Networks. The result? An AI incredibly fast on the track with extremely realistic behaviors.

A revamped Multiplayer experience

With new Dedicated Servers, the multiplayer experience in MotoGP™19 will be incredibly smooth and gratifying. No lag, no excuses in defeat! Together with better performance, multiplayer mode introduces a brand-new Race Director Mode, to make online challenges with friends even more compelling.

Become the legend

One of the most beloved game modes for MotoGP™ fans makes its return. With Historical Challenges, players will be able to take on the role of legendary riders and live out rivalries that made history in MotoGP™!

Unique style for every rider

MotoGP™19 is loaded with new tools to create a unique rider, choosing from a huge selection of the most beloved accessories and brands; with graphics editors you can design your own helmet, race numbers and lower butt patches just like the real MotoGP™ champions do.

A new class of competition

Just like in the real MotoGP™ 2019 season, this year marks the debut of the new FIM Enel MotoE™ World Cup, where zero-emissions motorbikes will take on some of the most famous circuits of the MotoGP™ Championship.