Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 3

Indoor stadium racing becomes a bruising test of throttle control, balance, and nerve in Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 3. Built around the 2019 American supercross season, it puts licensed 450SX and 250SX riders, recognizable teams, and painstakingly recreated venues at the center of a muddy, high-speed championship chase. The atmosphere is loud, competitive, and demanding, with packed arenas framing every rhythm section, whoop lane, and triple jump. Rather than treating motocross as simple arcade racing, it focuses on the constant fight to keep a powerful bike planted while carrying enough speed to clear the next obstacle.

Races revolve around reading each compact track, choosing safe lines or risky shortcuts, and shifting the rider’s weight through corners and over jumps. Revised ground handling and aerial control make body positioning matter: poorly timed landings cost momentum, while a clean scrub or controlled whip can keep a fast lap alive. Career mode lets players climb through a full season with official squads, while single events provide a faster route to a favorite rider or stadium. Beyond the formal races, a large training compound supports free riding, practice sessions, and cooperative play, and online multiplayer uses dedicated servers for competitive events with other racers.

Its strongest feature is the track editor, which gives the community a near-endless supply of custom stadium layouts to build, share, rate, and download. That creative layer adds longevity well beyond the licensed calendar, especially for players who enjoy learning unusual jump combinations and technical layouts. The game’s rider animations and stadium presentation sell the sport’s physicality, though newcomers should expect a learning curve before the bike feels natural. Fans of Milestone’s motocross racers, or players who want a more specialized and technical alternative to broad off-road games such as MX vs. ATV, find plenty to master here.