MX vs. ATV Reflex

Think fast and hang on to your ride as you take independent control of the rider and take the ultimate test of mettle. Dual controls let you tear it up with death-defying tricks and high-flying freestyle action. Fight for traction and dig up the track to leave your mark.

MX vs. ATV Reflex is a racing, motocross and offroad game developed by Rainbow Studios and THQ Nordic and published by THQ Nordic.
Released on November 26th 2010 is available only on Windows in 5 languages: English, French, German, Italian and Spanish - Spain.

It has received 3,705 reviews of which 3,245 were positive and 460 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.4 out of 10. šŸ˜Ž

The game is currently priced at 4.99ā‚¬ on Steam and has a 75% discount.


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Windows
  • OS *: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7
  • Processor: Athlon 64 Processor 3800+ 2.4Ghz or better, Intel Pentium 4 530 3.0 Ghz Processor or better
  • Memory: 1GB XP, 2GB Vista/Windows 7
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8000 series 256MB graphics card or better, ATI Radeon HD 2000 series 256MB graphics card or better
  • DirectXĀ®: Latest 9.0c or better
  • Hard Drive: 8GB
  • Sound: Windows compatible sound card

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Oct. 2024
this is a great game but the price was a little high but this game is a 10/10
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Sept. 2024
I was on the hunt for a Motorstorm substitute, and many recommended the MX vs. ATV series, particularly Reflex and All Out. After playing both, Iā€™m here to tell you why Reflex is the better of the two and why itā€™s worth trying. Optimization: I planned to play on the Steam Deck, so optimization was crucial. Reflex runs perfectly on it, with only minor, easily fixable control issues. All Out, however, only delivered a good frame rate on the lowest settings, which not only looked subpar but also felt lackluster. Monetization: Reflex is a one-time purchase and costs half as much as All Out (at least in my regional prices). Plus, it doesnā€™t bombard you with microtransactions. Personally, I find it off-putting to see locked DLC tracks or bikes in the regular selection menus, which is a frequent occurrence in All Out. Vehicle Handling and Controls: While All Outā€™s controls are more responsive and forgiving, this comes at the cost of the rewarding challenge that Reflex offers. In Reflex, you feel every bump and groove under your wheels, and one careless turn or bump can send you flying. All Out lets you make the tightest turns and land from great heights without consequence, which feels less satisfying. Admittedly, Reflex has its downsides, like ragdolling from the slightest contact with opponents or terrain, but overall, it offers a more rewarding and fun experience. Variety: All Out only features three types of vehicles - MXs, ATVs, and UTVs - while Reflex includes additional vehicle types like buggies and trucks. Even though these additional vehicles donā€™t have a lot of variety or customization options, they still bring significant diversity to the game, especially in the Omnicross mode, where all vehicle types compete on the same track. This mode comes closest to the Motorstorm experience and is a lot of fun. The tracks in Reflex are also more varied, offering different ā€œbiomesā€ and unique layouts, while those in All Out tend to feel repetitive. Visual Style: This might be a matter of personal preference, but I feel that All Out lost much of its identity when it transitioned to Unreal Engine. It now feels somewhat bland, like many other Unreal Engine games, with an uninspired UI, a generic open world, and the intrusive microtransaction system. In contrast, Reflex hits a sweet spot in terms of graphical fidelity, looking just good enough while running smoothly, all with a beautiful and cohesive style. Music: Again, this is subjective, but while Iā€™m not a huge fan of the music in either game, the soundtrack in Reflex fits the sportā€™s vibe better and even has a few tracks I enjoyed. Lastly, Iā€™m not sure about All Out, but Reflex still has an active online community, which is great. However, be prepared to get wrecked by seasoned players who have likely been playing nonstop for years šŸ˜‚ In conclusion, Reflex feels like a more feature-complete and cohesive game, where almost every aspect works in harmony. All Out, on the other hand, feels more like a sandbox where you entertain yourself. I recommend starting with Reflex, and if youā€™re interested in exploring more, consider looking at older titles like Unleashed instead of newer releases (that probably what i will do next).
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May 2024
This game is very good, the only other comperable game is As. Cor.. It has good gameplay and good graphics . I really enjoy playing it, really love the jumps and physics.
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March 2024
Still a great moto game in 2024, great modded tracks, no paid DLCs, and a solid MP that is very competitive. Worth more than gold.
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Jan. 2024
Its amazing how 2010 game is still better than new mx games. No debate -Terrain deformation -Physics -Bike sounds -Feels realy close to riding a dirt bike, great tryhard / arcade balance -So many great community created tracks -!!!HOW FREE YOUR WHIPS ARE!!!! When closing to a jump you can choose either you throw a big spinaruuunii or small whiperino. In new games its like - push a button so we can show you whip animation. Its like cs for mx games, online community is still alive, you ride the same tracks for years and you dont get sick of it, 2010 game btw DONT SHUT DOWN SERVERS PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!! Thq, please, just remake this game because new ones are trash, keep everything the same, but add that cartoon physics for new mx game players, new tracks, earn money from gear and other cosmetics, but not pay to win! Chat in multiplayer so you can say sorry for messing up the dude, make easier for community to create tracks, add custom tracks to multiplayer, where all in the lobby can just download the map and play together in custom tracks if they want to. That would be the best mx game ever, you can charge 100ā‚¬ for it, i dont care
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MX vs. ATV Reflex
8.4
3,245
460
Online players
50
Developer
Rainbow Studios, THQ Nordic
Publisher
THQ Nordic
Release 26 Nov 2010
Platforms