EGM guest reviewer David Siller gave Moto Racer one of its few negative reviews, citing poor track design. Crispin Boyer of Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM) acknowledged that while the game is too easy on easy difficulty, medium difficulty is rather unforgiving, but he and co-reviewers John Ricciardi and Kelly Rickards found this outweighed by the strong controls and overall fun of the game. Jay Boor of IGN disagreed, saying the realism and precision of the bike's handling frustrated him. Tim Soete of GameSpot remarked that 'the gut-turning velocities achieved during parts of the game - and the requirement that your reflexes one-up this pace - is definitely where the challenge lies in Moto Racer.' The vast majority also applauded the controls, particularly when using analog joypads.

Ĭritics widely praised the PlayStation version for its sharp graphics and strong sense of speed. From ultra-fast graphics to heavenly control, this game delivers on all counts.' He added that the game's visuals are impressive even without the use of a 3D accelerator card, and the multiplayer options and unlockables give it a higher replay value than most of the competition. With luck, more titles will use Direct3D as this one does.' PC Gamer similarly said that the game does an exceptional job of satisfying PC gamers' previously unfulfilled desire for an arcade racer, summarizing that it 'blends together all the great aspects of the genre into an experience that redefines fun. Next Generation said in an early review of the PC version that it 'fills the vacant niche of the PC motorcycle racing genre admirably.

The game received favorable reviews on both platforms according to the review aggregation website GameRankings.

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