Choose your outdoor sports: Biking, Snowboarding, Skiing, or Flying Wingsuit and join in on a massive multiplayer community and go on different modes and events.  

• Enjoy mass races with more than 50 simultaneous players live!
• Race on snowy mountains and arid canyons. These include some US national parks.
• Level up your character and earn new gear to express who you truly are.
• Play in the career mode and work your way to the top.

Reviews

A sprawling, varied, endlessly fun open-world game, and a glimmer of hope for the extreme sports genre.

PCGamesN  

Going into Riders Republic, I thought it was going to be the gunning down steep slopes at high velocity that would make me feel ill. It turns out that the only aspect of Riders Republic that knocks me sick is the out-of-touch presentation of the NPCs. I’m being facetious here, because Riders Republic is one of the more genuine surprises of the year. I didn’t expect to find myself trying to perfect downhill runs until 3am. And yet, Riders Republic has completely dug its hooks into me. It imitates the unbridled feeling of freedom from the Forza Horizon games and perfects it in its own subgenre. If you’re looking for an octane-fuelled romp of a game with guaranteed fun, look no further than Riders Republic. Just be sure to bring your own jukebox.

GameByte  

If you can get past the initial hour, Riders Republic becomes a very strong title. The world is a joy to explore thanks to the many biomes and landscape types you see. Compared to the rest of Ubisoft’s open-world games, each pip on the map serves a much higher purpose than providing something to keep you busy. The instantaneous fast-travel, and the races pull off many adrenaline-pumping moments that you’ll want to revisit. The title still has some issues, like some odd collision during the exploration and the unnecessary presence of microtransactions. Fans of racing will love what the various Ubisoft studios have pulled off with Riders Republic.

Worth Playing