THQ Nordic and Rainbow Studios have released the Beta Pack DLC for MX vs ATV Legends, adding three Beta motocross bikes and official CANVAS Label Series 26.1 gear for players seeking new options on PlayStation, Xbox and PC platforms
THQ Nordic and Rainbow Studios have officially launched the Beta Pack DLC for MX vs ATV Legends, expanding the game's roster with a trio of Beta motocross bikes and a selection of licensed CANVAS Label Series 26.1 gear. The update is available now across PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC, requiring ownership of the base game to access the new content.
New Bikes and Gear Detailed
The Beta Pack introduces three 2026-model Beta motocross bikes: the RX 250 2T, RX 350 2T and RX 450 4T. Beta, an Italian manufacturer with a longstanding reputation in off-road racing, is known for its focus on agile handling and rider-centric engineering. Alongside the bikes, the DLC includes official CANVAS Label Series 26.1 gear, featuring options for the Beta Factory Team, Beta USA Team and Beta USA Factory Team. These additions are designed to offer players a more authentic race-day appearance and further customisation options.
Pricing, Access and Platform Availability
The Beta Pack DLC is priced at €6.99 / $6.99 and is available for immediate download. Players must own MX vs ATV Legends to use the DLC, with the base game currently listed at €39.99 / $39.99 / £34.99. The game supports PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC, and can be purchased digitally via PlayStation Store, Xbox Store and Steam. No physical edition of the DLC has been announced at this time.
Gameplay Features and Technical Context
MX vs ATV Legends continues to offer a range of gameplay modes, including a career mode with branching paths, open environments such as the California coastline, and a Trails mode focused on point-to-point outdoor racing. The game supports two-player split-screen and up to sixteen players online, with squad-based play and extensive customisation for both riders and vehicles. The physics system has been refined to improve handling, particularly when navigating berms and ruts. For those interested in the broader landscape of racing and strategy games, NGB recently covered a new roguelike release that blends strategic ability selection with randomised runs, which you can read about in this feature on Rogue Roulette.
THQ Nordic and Rainbow Studios have not announced any additional content or updates for MX vs ATV Legends beyond this DLC at present. Players can follow official social channels for further news, but no future roadmap has been detailed.
Downloadable content (DLC) refers to additional game content released separately from the main game, often requiring a separate purchase and the base game to access. DLC can range from cosmetic items and new vehicles to substantial expansions with new gameplay features. In the case of MX vs ATV Legends, the Beta Pack DLC adds both new bikes and licensed gear, offering players more variety without altering the core structure of the game. DLC has become a standard method for extending the lifespan of modern games, but access conditions and pricing can vary significantly between titles and platforms.
