MX vs ATV Legends Review - The Final Verdict

As you've no doubt gathered by now, MX vs. ATV Legends isn't a very good game. The visual quality is rough, falling below average in terms of effects, textures and animations. Sound effects, notably the engine sounds, are similarly low-budget and the soundtrack is either an acquired taste or downright annoying (even if you're a Bring Me the Horizon fan). This could all be forgiven if the gameplay was on point but wonky AI, inconsistent and at times incomprehensible physics, unintuitive controls and various bugs just keep getting in the way.

Despite all of this, I really hesitate to call MX vs. ATV Legends an outright disaster. It's not great, by a long shot, and yet, it's sort enjoyable at certain points, in certain instances, in small doses. If you're looking for an in-depth Career Mode, an extensive open-world to explore or compelling Motocross gameplay, then you're better off looking elsewhere. Even with the lowest expectations, MX vs. ATV Legends barely passes muster.