- Ride 6’s career mode detailed in new trailer
- Festival structure gives more player freedom
- Features 10 celebrity rider cameos, including Guy Martin, Niccolò Canepa and Tyler O’Hara specialising in different disciplines
With less than a month until release, a new Ride 6 trailer has released, previewing the all-new career mode.
Dubbed Ride Fest, Ride 6’s new career mode is set around a Forza Horizon-style festival, with a chapter-based progression system that Milestone says will offer a “more open approach” than previous career modes.
Players can tackle events in any order, with races grouped into themed chapters representing different bike disciplines, manufacturers, circuit layouts or weather conditions. More events are unlocked in each chapter as you acquire Fame Points in the career.
Alongside the traditional single races, championships and time attacks, legendary champion events will feature cameos from ten real-world motorcycle riders, who act as the final boss in these dedicated chapters.
Each real-life rider will specialise in a specific discipline. For example, Niccolò Canepa, Peter Hickman, and Ian Hutchinson will feature in endurance challenges, while Tyler O’Hara will focus on Bagger bike racing.
Former Isle of Man TT racer Guy Martin will represent road races, while Thomas Chareyre and Skyler Howes will feature in Motard and Off-Road races. Beating these riders will unlock rewards, including their signature bikes and equipment.
Shown in the trailer, the main hub is set within the festival, where you can also visit the Riding School, visit dealerships and upgrade bikes.
Featuring over 340 bikes (including DLC) and 45 tracks, Ride 6 launches on 12th February for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with early access starting three days earlier for those who pre-order the Ultimate Edition.
Ride 6 confirmed rider cameos
- Niccolò Canepa
- Peter Hickman
- Ian Hutchinson
- Tyler O’Hara
- Guy Martin
- Thomas Chareyre
- Skyler Howes
- Casey Stoner
- Troy Bayliss
- Niccola Canepa
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