MXGP 24 - Fox Holeshot Edition is a motocross racing game that recreates the official FIM Motocross World Championship. Players race official bikes from the 2024 season across 20 tracks while competing as or against more than 50 licensed riders from the MXGP and MX2 classes.
Gameplay
The core experience centers on realistic motorcycle physics that simulate bike handling, jumps, and terrain interaction. Controls remain accessible for newcomers through visual guides that cover starts, cornering, and jumping techniques, while still rewarding precise inputs for advanced riders. A large 4 km² training area lets players practice freely on six circuits that feature varied surfaces and elevation changes. Evolving track conditions respond to weather and repeated laps, altering grip and lines during sessions. The Fox Holeshot Edition adds four exclusive Fox Racing suits for rider customization.
Game Modes
Several single-player options support different play styles. Quick Race delivers immediate competition on any track. Time Attack focuses on beating personal bests. Championship mode runs full rounds or seasons with customizable formats that include qualifying sessions and race lengths. Career mode forms the deepest single-player path, beginning with amateur events on fictional circuits to build reputation and attract MX2 team offers. Strong results then open doors to MXGP squads, where players manage team development, sponsor deals, schedules, and rivalries while progressing toward a world title.
Online multiplayer emphasizes daily challenges where participants race under fixed daily parameters against up to nine others for leaderboard positions. Additional periodic events follow official MXGP rules in longer races. No local split-screen or couch co-op features exist.
Official Content and Progression
Every bike, team, and rider from the 2024 MXGP calendar appears in the game. Standout names include Jorge Prado, Jeffrey Herlings, Maxime Renaux, and Andrea Adamo, alongside squads such as Red Bull KTM, Monster Energy Yamaha, Honda HRC, Kawasaki, and others. Career progression ties directly to these licensed elements, with social media-style feedback and performance metrics influencing recruitment offers and team opportunities.
Is It Worth Playing?
Player reception on major platforms shows mostly negative feedback, with frequent mentions of technical issues, limited polish, and repetitive elements in longer sessions. The official license provides the strongest draw for dedicated motocross fans who want accurate 2024 tracks, riders, and championship structure. Those seeking a polished simulation or robust online community may find the experience lacking depth in those areas. The game suits players who prioritize licensed content and a structured career climb over visual fidelity or competitive longevity. Availability on Xbox Series X|S includes cloud support and controller optimization for console users.
