MXGP 26 - The Official Game

1 October 2026 release

Editions

Prices below are the ones printed for the US Steam catalog and the Nacon UK store, plus the Xbox US sticker. They are shelf prices from launch week, not a promise that a sale will still be there. The PC base and the Fox Holeshot Edition are separate Steam packages. The Fox Holeshot Pack and the Scrubdesignz liveries are separate downloadable apps. Nacon UK uses its own product numbers and adds MXGP TV to the Fox rows.

PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series standard and Fox editions are on the Nacon UK table. The Xbox US page shows one sticker, $59.99+, and does not break out a Fox price. MXGP TV is available for Steam players. A note for the other platforms was due later in launch week.

EditionStorePriceIncludesNote
Standard, Steam USPackage 1280986$49.99Base gameThe US package beside the Fox Holeshot Edition.
Fox Holeshot Edition, Steam USPackage 1780838$59.99Edition packageSold next to the $49.99 base package.
Fox Holeshot PackSteam app 4847450$59.995 Fox Racing liveriesIts own US price, five complete liveries.
Scrubdesignz LiveriesSteam app 4847440Free6 SCRUB Designz liveriesList price $1.99 at 100 percent off, so the price is free.
Fox Holeshot Edition, Nacon PCUK product 1218£59.99Base game, Fox Premium Pack, MXGP TVProduct 1218 ticks the base game, the Fox Premium Pack and MXGP TV.
Standard, Nacon PCUK product 1217£49.99Base gameFox Premium Pack and MXGP TV are present and unticked.
Standard, PlayStation 5UK product 1215£59.99Base gameFox Premium Pack and MXGP TV unticked.
Standard, Xbox SeriesUK product 1216£59.99Base gameXbox Series standard leaves the Fox Premium Pack and MXGP TV unticked. The US Xbox sticker is a separate listing.
Fox Holeshot Edition, PlayStation 5UK product 1219£69.99Base game, Fox Premium Pack, MXGP TVProduct 1219 ticks the base game, the Fox Premium Pack and MXGP TV.
Fox Holeshot Edition, Xbox SeriesUK product 1220£69.99Base game, Fox Premium Pack, MXGP TVProduct 1220 ticks the base game, the Fox Premium Pack and MXGP TV.

Steam packages and the two liveries

On the US Steam page, package 1280986 is the base game at $49.99 and package 1780838 is the Fox Holeshot Edition at $59.99. The ten-dollar step is the edition, not a second copy of the game. The Fox Holeshot Pack is app 4847450, priced at $59.99 on its own, and it contains five complete Fox Racing liveries. Buying the pack app is not the same click as buying package 1780838. Read the package number before you pay the same dollars twice. Scrubdesignz Liveries, app 4847440, lists six SCRUB Designz liveries. The US list price is $1.99 and the discount shown is 100 percent, so the formatted price is free. A free livery pack still has to be added to the account. It does not appear because you own the base game.

A livery does not tune the motorcycle. Pro Bike Mechanic still needs a win on a bike you changed in Bike Setup. A livery does change photo mode, which is all Aesthete needs for its first snapshot. Fox Racing is also the name on the holeshot award, What a Start!, and that award is a race result, not a download. You can win the holeshot on the $49.99 package. You do not need the £59.99 or $59.99 Fox edition to make the icon legal.

Nacon UK rows and MXGP TV

Nacon UK titles the game with a colon. Product 1218 is Fox Holeshot Edition PC Digital at £59.99, with the base game, the Fox Premium Pack and MXGP TV all ticked. Product 1217 is Standard Edition PC Digital at £49.99, and the Fox Premium Pack and MXGP TV rows are on the table marked disabled. The ten-pound gap is those extras, matching the ten-dollar gap on Steam without being the same currency or the same product id. PlayStation 5 standard is product 1215 at £59.99. Xbox Series standard is product 1216 at £59.99. Both leave the Fox pack and MXGP TV unticked. The Fox PlayStation 5 edition is product 1219 at £69.99. The Fox Xbox Series edition is product 1220 at £69.99. Both tick the base game, the Fox Premium Pack and MXGP TV.

MXGP TV is part of those ticked Fox rows and of the Steam launch note, which says MXGP TV is available for Steam players and that a FAQ for the other platforms would follow later that week. If you are on PlayStation 5 or Xbox and the TV tile is empty, that follow-up is the missing piece, not a region lock you can click through. The Xbox US store shows MXGP 26 - The Official Game at $59.99+ on the edition sticker and does not print a separate Fox Holeshot price. Use the Nacon UK numbers when you need the Fox Xbox price in pounds. Use the sticker when you are standing on the US Xbox page. Cloud Gaming is listed on that Xbox page alongside Xbox Series X|S. It does not add a second edition.

What every edition actually starts

Every row above starts the same game: 1 October 2026, Windows or PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series, 19 tracks, 16 bikes, the five PC modes or the Xbox names, and PC Update 1 if you are on Steam. The patch is not an edition bonus. Steam installs it for the base package and the Fox package alike. Achievements are Steam achievements. They are not a Fox-edition exclusive. Championship, the lighter season, is in the base game. A full career is still the next iteration no matter which package you bought. Cross-play is absent on all of them. Removable handguards are absent on all of them.

Pick the base package if you want the race and you will add liveries later, or skip liveries. Pick the Fox edition if you want the premium pack and, on the Nacon Fox rows, MXGP TV in the same basket. Add Scrubdesignz while it is free if you want those six designs on the account. The riding, the calendar and the achievement list do not change with the receipt. The bike editor still names Kawasaki, Yamaha, Honda, KTM and Husqvarna. The gear brands are still Fox Racing, Alpinestars, Scott and Airoh. The three riders named in July are still Herlings, Coenen and Gajser, still without a class printed next to each name.

MXGP 26 rider in a Fox-style livery
A livery is paint. The Fox pack is five complete Fox Racing designs.
MXGP 26 bike on a rutted straight
The same tracks ship in the base game and in the Fox edition.