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2013 Riders, teams and tracks; both simulation and accessible bike handling with scalable aids; photorealistic graphics with TV style interface; ingame voice over by official MotoGP™ commentators; first person elements such as the helmet view and 3D pits to put you in the rider’s shoes.
MotoGP™13 is a racing, sports and simulation game
developed by Milestone S.r.l.
and published by Milestone S.r.l. and Plug In Digital.
Released on June 20th 2013 is available only on Windows
in 5 languages: English, German, French, Italian and Spanish - Spain.
It has received 1,023 reviews of which 811 were positive and 212 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.6 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 0.99€ on Steam with a 90% discount.
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- OS *: Windows®XP™ SP2, Windows®Vista™, Windows®7, Windows®8
- Processor: Intel™ 2.4Ghz or similar
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Hard Disk Space: 7 GB HD space
- Video Card: NVIDIA® Geforce 7600, AMD® Radeon™ HD 3870 or higher (it must be able to manage Pixel Shader 3.0) with at least 512MB of display memory.
- Additional: Broadband Internet connection
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ive only ever played this moto gp and from what ive seen there basically all the same just with slightly better graphics and players but yes i remember playing this as a kid on my ps3 if im not wrong and getting pissed that i didnt know how to drive overall great game and the controls are realistic just a bit repetitive
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I’ve been playing MotoGP games for a long time. I started with MotoGP 1, then MotoGP 2, MotoGP 3, a few others I don’t even remember, and now MotoGP 13. I’ve also played the SBK series. I really like this game, and it still feels true to what MotoGP has always been. Even in 2025, MotoGP 13 holds up surprisingly well. Sure, it’s older, but the core riding experience is still solid. The physics and bike behavior feel realistic, and the handling has that satisfying balance of challenge and reward that newer titles often try to imitate but don’t always get right. It’s aged better than I expected because the fundamentals are strong. The game is accessible to a wide range of players. There are plenty of options to tailor the experience to your liking AI difficulty, overall riding difficulty, and various assists. I play on Pro with Simulation settings and all assists turned off. It only took me a couple of hours to adjust, and now I have no real issues. I push myself to the limit, even using the helmet camera, which isn’t a problem at all. Sure, I still make mistakes sometimes, but that’s part of the experience. Wouldn’t life be boring if everything worked perfectly without any struggle That’s why I love MotoGP. It requires motivation, time, and patience. These days, many players seem overly focused on graphics and flash. There are so many complaints that sometimes it feels like people would be happier if all they had to do was press “accelerate” and let the bike do everything for them. But MotoGP 13 still feels rewarding because it makes you earn every corner, every lap. Compared to previous MotoGP games, which already had career and other modes, MotoGP 13 offers more and does it well. The new career system is excellent. You start as a newcomer in the lowest class and work your way up to MotoGP. You gain fans, level up, unlock equipment, build rivalries, switch teams, and ride different bikes. It’s genuinely rewarding and still holds up among newer racers, even if some modern titles have prettier graphics or more bells and whistles. The visuals aren’t going to wow you by 2025 standards, and menus feel a bit clunky, but gameplay is what matters here and it delivers. The sound design is great. I never play with music just silence, headphones on, fully focused on the ride.
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Loved this game, but all of the sudden it stopped working and there is no way to get it going again.
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MotoGP 13, developed by Milestone S.r.l. and published by both Milestone and Plug In Digital, is a detailed and demanding motorcycle racing simulation that captures the spirit of the 2013 MotoGP season with a mix of authenticity, tension, and challenge. Built as the official video game of the MotoGP World Championship, it includes all riders, bikes, and circuits from Moto3, Moto2, and the premier MotoGP class, providing players with an immersive opportunity to relive one of the sport’s most competitive eras. The developers’ focus on realism and technical precision is immediately clear from the first lap, setting the tone for a game that prioritizes accurate physics, careful control, and the sensation of high-speed racing over casual accessibility. The heart of MotoGP 13 lies in its career mode, where players start as a rookie and gradually work their way up through the racing hierarchy. It’s not just about competing—it’s about growth, progression, and persistence. Every race, contract, and podium finish contributes to your journey toward becoming a world champion. The mode introduces managerial elements such as receiving emails, signing sponsorships, and adjusting race setups, giving the experience a subtle layer of simulation that extends beyond the track. Combined with the game’s “Real in-game physics” engine, the progression feels satisfying; mastering a bike requires patience, and each improvement in handling or cornering precision brings a genuine sense of accomplishment. The developers clearly intended to replicate the feel of an authentic MotoGP career, and for players willing to embrace that learning curve, it’s an engaging and rewarding experience. Visually, MotoGP 13 aims for immersion rather than spectacle. The graphics engine, while not cutting-edge by today’s standards, captures the atmosphere of televised MotoGP events effectively. The circuits are faithfully recreated, from Mugello’s rolling hills to the wet tarmac of Le Mans, and the inclusion of a “helmet cam” enhances the sensation of speed and realism. The presentation also mirrors the TV broadcast style, with pre-race camera angles, overlays, and commentary-style introductions that make every event feel official. The lighting effects and weather conditions are modest but functional, and the motion blur and dynamic reflections during rain races create moments of visual intensity that heighten the experience. Sound design is another area where Milestone excels—the roar of engines, the sharp gear changes, and the subtle screech of tires during hard braking all contribute to a sense of presence that puts you right on the track. However, MotoGP 13’s commitment to realism also exposes its rougher edges. The handling model, while deep and rewarding for dedicated players, can feel unforgiving for newcomers. Even on the easier difficulty settings, bikes demand careful throttle control, precise braking, and smooth cornering; mistakes are punished quickly and severely. This makes the learning curve steep, and casual players may find it frustrating at first. The AI can be unpredictable, alternating between overly aggressive and oddly passive behavior, creating moments of inconsistency during races. While the physics system succeeds in simulating the delicate balance of real motorcycle racing, it sometimes struggles with collision detection, especially when multiple riders bunch together in tight turns. These small but noticeable issues prevent the gameplay from feeling as polished as its ambition suggests. The technical presentation is generally solid but not flawless. On PC, performance is stable, and the visuals scale well across systems, but the game’s age shows in its texture quality and lighting detail. The menus feel dated, and certain interface elements—such as setup screens and bike customization—lack the refinement seen in later Milestone titles. Control-wise, the game is clearly designed with gamepads or racing peripherals in mind; playing with a keyboard is possible but far from ideal, as the precision required for smooth cornering and acceleration is nearly impossible to achieve without analog input. Online multiplayer, while functional, suffered from connection issues and matchmaking limitations, reducing its long-term appeal. Nonetheless, the single-player content, with its blend of time trials, championships, and customizable realism settings, provides enough depth to keep dedicated players engaged. In terms of atmosphere, MotoGP 13 succeeds in capturing the essence of professional racing. Every event feels tense and high-stakes, from the crowded starting grid to the chequered flag. The way the game replicates the mental rhythm of racing—the constant push for faster lap times, the awareness of tire grip and weather, the fine-tuning of braking points—gives it a distinctive identity that separates it from more arcade-style racing titles. It’s less about raw excitement and more about precision, patience, and the satisfaction of mastery. This philosophy extends to the overall pacing of the game; it doesn’t rush players toward instant gratification but instead rewards focus and endurance. It’s an approach that may alienate those looking for a quick adrenaline fix but will resonate deeply with fans of authentic motorsport. Ultimately, MotoGP 13 stands as both a love letter to motorcycle racing and a testament to Milestone’s dedication to authenticity. It may not have the visual flair or accessibility of mainstream racing games, but it excels where it matters most—faithfully recreating the challenge, speed, and precision of professional MotoGP. For long-time fans of the sport, it offers an immersive simulation experience that demands skill and patience, capturing the technical artistry of two-wheeled racing better than most games before it. For newcomers, it can be daunting but ultimately rewarding once the learning curve is conquered. Though time has dulled some of its presentation and polish, the core of MotoGP 13 remains a finely tuned, deeply satisfying racer that still holds its place as a milestone in realistic motorcycle racing simulations. Rating: 7/10
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the game is good even though its very old it is fun for offline gamepplay it runs very well on low end pc i ran this on my amd igpu by removing my gpu it ran very well on the highest settings it gave 70 fps constant
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MotoGP™13 is currently priced at 0.99€ on Steam.
MotoGP™13 is currently available at a 90% discount. You can purchase it for 0.99€ on Steam.
MotoGP™13 received 811 positive votes out of a total of 1,023 achieving a rating of 7.56.
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MotoGP™13 was developed by Milestone S.r.l. and published by Milestone S.r.l. and Plug In Digital.
MotoGP™13 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
MotoGP™13 is not playable on MacOS.
MotoGP™13 is not playable on Linux.
MotoGP™13 offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
MotoGP™13 offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
There are 2 DLCs available for MotoGP™13. Explore additional content available for MotoGP™13 on Steam.
MotoGP™13 does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
MotoGP™13 does not support Steam Remote Play.
MotoGP™13 is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for MotoGP™13.
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Developer
Milestone S.r.l.
Publisher
Milestone S.r.l.,
Plug In Digital
Release
20 Jun 2013
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