Publisher PQUBE and developer Milestone today unveiled a gameplay trailer for their upcoming motorcycle racing game MotoGP13.
The track on show in the video is based off the real world Gran Premio d’Italia Magello course, located in the scenic countryside of Tuscany. Considered to be one of the prettiest, safest and most modern circuits, the combination of sweeping curves, fast turns, long straights and off camber corners make up a total track length of over five kilometers, a challenge to riders and engineers alike. All of this has been ported into the game, displayed using the high quality graphics that will be used in MotoGP13.
As well as graphics, the video also shows off the myriad camera modes that players will be able to choose from when racing, with selections such as cockpit, replay and rear view mirror. In addition the physics engine designed to properly emulate the movement of riders and their motorbikes is on display in the gameplay video.
The launch of this gameplay tease follows a period of intense web monitoring by Milestone. After collecting feedback from Facebook and other internet communities, Michele Caletti, Game Director for Milestone, feels that the video shows the “specific potential of the brand new” game in regards to its array of camera angles. Michele bases this statement off the positive reception to the gameplay video when it was previewed to the Facebook community. Michele added that the company would continue to listen to community feedback when deciding which aspects of the title they’d show off in future gameplay videos and screenshots.
MotoGP13 will launch in June 2013 on PC, PS3, Vita and Xbox 360. For more information the game, check out the official Facebook page. More gameplay videos will also be out soon, and will be posted on the title’s Youtube Channel.
