Ever feel like just wasting some time and losing a few nerves? This game does not hold your hand. It is simple to pick up but tough to master. Expect some wonky physics and tricky turns. Keeps you coming back for one more try, even if it’s annoying.
The gameplay is pretty neat. The controls are straightforward but tricky to get perfect. Physics are wonky sometimes which can throw you off. It’s all about patience and practice if you want to do well. Not much else to say, really.
There aren’t many options for builds but tweaking your bike’s parts can matter. Focus on speed versus stability depending on your style. The game’s loadout system is pretty basic, so don’t expect much complexity. Just experiment and see what works for you.
Find a rhythm and stick to it. A sneaky trick is to brake just before tricky corners. It’s annoying at first but gets easier. Also, don’t ignore the practice mode. It’s not flashy but helps improve your timing and feel for the game.
The game runs through a series of races with an easy-to-follow progression. Most stories are straightforward and mostly about unlocking new bikes. The ending isn’t much, but completing everything can give a small sense of achievement. Not a game with deep lore or anything like that.
