Very difficult even for me, who is an experienced player and motorcycle rider.
Edit: Very expensive, not worth the money for a racing game.

Beautiful graphics that leave you speechless. Also, you can customize your own helmet as you want and it also has a good story mode (career) which was nice, I must say. At first, if you get it, you will struggle but with 1-2 hours of practice in the game's training, you will learn it and it will be much easier for you. Additionally, it has several modes. Finally, I have to say that I won it from a contest and got it for free. It's definitely not worth 50€, but definitely worth 25€.

The MotoGP 19 leaves mixed feelings.
I don't have a good opinion of Milestone (a small Italian studio) as they release problematic games and their support feedback is almost non-existent.

However, here there is a serious effort made by a company that leaves behind its own problematic graphics engines and adopts the Unreal Engine 4, which, if properly adjusted, is jaw-dropping.

So, the graphics look great with the only downside being that on a regular PS4 it runs at 30fps, while on the Pro it runs at 60.

The sound is also highly realistic and addictive.
Now here comes the concern.
We are talking about the handling, which is particularly difficult.

The manual tuck in is missing, for those who don't know, it's the button you press and the rider tucks in his body and gets behind the fairing of the bike, used for open fast turns at high speed and on straight lines.

When this happens, the bike doesn't turn immediately like when the rider leans and shifts his body.

To not make it long, this setting is automatic here and the game chooses when to do it and when not to, resulting in not having precise and complete control.
I must admit, though, that it is impressive and very addictive if you take some turns with the right line and speed.

Now, onto the content, there's a lot, with categories like Moto 2, Moto 3, and historical Moto GP with two-stroke and four-stroke engines.
Various tests and scenarios and a bunch of challenges.

The same company released Ride 3 with the Unreal Engine 4 half a year earlier than the release of Moto GP 19, and there the inexperience of the company in adjusting the Unreal Engine is more apparent.

There are moments when the screen or sound freezes... for 1-2-3 seconds, as if the game got stuck and then continues again.
Both in Ride 3 and in Moto GP.

So, the best but also the most difficult Moto GP, if you don't follow the title every year and this is your first contact here, you will need many many hours of work to start enjoying it (if you don't give up).

As a final analysis, I would say that while it is highly addictive, it is also very difficult and will discourage the average user from playing it.

Awesome as a game and in terms of gameplay. It has very good graphics but now the bots don't fall for any reason, but they knock you down for fun. It's worth it as a game but not for 70€. For 30€ and below now that the championship is over, it's good.