MotoGP 18 brings the core experience of the Milestone racer to Nintendo Switch, with the same gameplay and contents (except for online multiplayer) but also blurry graphics in handheld mode.

MotoGP 18 is your one and only option if you want to experience the thrills of MotoGP racing on your Nintendo Switch. As long as you fully understand and accept the visual and technical concessions being made for the freedom of portable play, this is overall a very competent package; it's just a shame that there's no online or split-screen multiplayer, which seems like a major oversight to us; local play between Switch system is possible, but could prove to be a logical nightmare.

MotoGP 18 has improved its gameplay thanks to the change of graphic engine, but still the feeling that remains after playing it’s that it’s unused, and could have given much more of itself. It’s a little ambitious and has a somewhat limited gameplay, with cuts in game modes and absence of online, something unforgivable at this point. Therefore, it’s basically a game for the biggest fans of motorcycling.

Although rich in content and resting on solid foundations, the Switch version of MotoGP 18 disappoints expectations with a poor technical conversion and without the now-essential online mode.

The Nintendo Switch version is by far the worst MotoGP 18 version available. The graphics are bad and the lack of online will hurt gamers who love the competition.