MotoGP Producer Reveals Anime-Style Arcade Racing

Anime-Inspired MotoGP Racer Screamer Unveils Variety of Game Modes for Thrilling Racing Experiences

Milestone's arcade racer, Screamer, is scheduled to launch on March 26, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The game combines an anime aesthetic with a variety of game modes for both solo and multiplayer experiences. A trailer showcasing these features highlights the following modes: Tournament: A single-player campaign featuring a racing narrative and voice acting from talents such as Troy Baker. Players can expect a story-driven experience in this mode. Team Races: A mode that allows players to team up with one or two other characters. This mode focuses on collaborative racing strategies. Overdrive Challenge: A high-speed mode designed to test players' reflexes with non-stop racing. Expect a fast-paced and demanding challenge. Score Challenge: An arcade-style challenge mode. Players can test their skills with various objectives. Time Attack and Race Mode: Modes designed for players who want to test their driving skills. These modes offer a more traditional racing experience. Screamer's diverse modes and anime-inspired style offer potential appeal for racing fans.

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