RiMS Racing

RiMS Racing is a motorcycle racing simulator where speed is not the main factor for success. Much more important is skill, a sense of technique and the ability to work with settings. In addition to the races, the game includes detailed work with the motorcycle: parts, their condition and impact on behavior. Preparing the machine becomes a separate task, and the result depends on how accurately everything is configured. The tracks run on different surfaces, and the weather conditions change. There is a career with stages and competitions, as well as modes where you can calmly understand the settings. The design is neat, the interface is technical. Parts wear out, and their condition affects the behavior of the motorcycle, so preparation for the stage is more important than beautiful settings. Some races take place in the rain, and then you have to brake earlier, and leaning into a corner is more difficult. Sprints and long races require a different approach: in short races, aggression is important, in long races, stability is important. The interface provides technical data that shows where exactly time is being lost. Different coatings make it necessary to keep several configurations of equipment for different conditions. A significant part of the parts is changed manually, and this significantly affects the behavior of the equipment. Races on different tracks require different styles, so the driver also develops gradually, and not all at once. Before the stage there is time to analyze past mistakes, and this helps prepare the technique. For someone who loves motorcycles and doesn't mind tinkering with machinery, the RiMS Racing offers a no-nonsense approach.