Bigben Interactive announced today that the Isle of Man TT motorcycle racer, planned so far for the month of November, has been postponed to March 2018 to give the team of Kylotonn longer to improve certain aspects of the game.

The developers have released the following statement:

" As you know, we are working on the Isle of Man TT game for some time, we are pleased with the results in many respects. We have built an exact replica of the Snaefell Mountain path that as real version offers riders difficult challenges that require a great driving technique. Never a video game was created with so many graphic details on a track so long and with a speed of play so high.

Of course, after much discussion we felt that some aspects of the game were not in line with our initial expectations: the gameplay and the physics of motion. Given the importance of the title we don't want to disappoint the fans who are waiting anxiously. As we communicated earlier, TT Isle of Man was scheduled for November, but to create a game with a high standard we need more time. This is why we have decided to move the release date to March 2018. This additional time available to us we will improve all facets of the game. Delaying the release of the game was not an easy decision to make, but it was necessary to be able to offer a title worthy of the legendary TT and we hope that all fans will understand. "

The Isle of Man TT is a legend for every biker, a race where for more than 100 years there is no room for error, with drivers whizzing by at 300 km/h on city streets in the middle of towns and villages with more than 200 curves in 60 km.

The game is an exact reproduction of the race with a distance scale 1:1 Laser Scanning technology. With the longest race in the world, TT Isle of Man allows you to relive the experience of the real race, with all his speed, its risks and its extreme sensations.