If you were expecting Ride 3 to be the perfect fusion of quality and quantity of content, then I’m afraid I’ve got some bad news for you: An adequate sequel that has more bugs in it than your helmet visor after a breakfast run, almost no soul to its racing spirit and the bare minimum of fun spread throughout its sporadic modes. The third time is not the charm in Ride 3.

Times change, and while Harley Davidson’s softails and big hogs are still something to gawk at, they’re just not scratching a certain itch for riders. The company wants to change all of that soon however, with several new motorcycles that range from endurance-ready behemoths to eco-friendly electric engine-driven transportation.

Sony is shifting gears with their next reveal: Days Gone. What appears to be a post-apocalyptic road trip, Days Gone is a biker game with a zombie twist.

Much, much better and actually quite superb now that it isn’t broken. But it’s still lacking something. And by something, I mean two-wheeled pocket rockets. Outside of the bare-bones riding experience found in MotoGP games, motorcycles are woefully underrepresented in racing games lately. But that might be changing soon.

But Milestone’s newest two-wheeled franchise is once again a perfect example of mediocrity.

There'll be plenty of pocket rockets to ride around on in Ride.

Looks like you’ll have to don your finest leathers, because a new motorcycle sim game is finally in the works.

Crash, burn and repeat in Trials Fusion which welcomes you to the future iof exciting bikes.