Motorbike Reviews

This is my first "review" - Normally I don't write reviews, but here I just had to. Store says [b]full[/b] controller support... You can't navigate the menus and you can't exit the game using a standard xbox 360 controller. To exit the game you have to "Alt+F4" (windows) and you have to use a mouse to navigate the menus. You can't select "full screen" anywhere - Have to "Alt+enter". Was hoping to play this game using my steam link and a couple of xbox 360 controllers - useless. I'll try and get my money back..

this game loads up very fast on my 2010 gateway laptop and is very smooth at atleast 30fps and is a very good game for if you are bored and want something quick to play with no main story or objective besides complete a level thats is game default or community made. Very nice except for the fact that if your body barely touches somethn you fall of your bike. But other than that this game is worht 5$ and I love it. Definately reccomended

Here's VV's review for Motorbike....this game is HARD...make no Misteak... :) if you have never played this type of game there is a HUGE learning curve and the tracks are set up for stunt style, there are no races. The VETS of this game post the online tracks and I can't get passed any of them, What this Game needs is Novice level tracks and or a training section with tutorials...with that said, I Love this Game. I am not very good at it right now but I am getting Better {a little better} all the time. my final rating for this game is.....TWO V's UP.....oh yeah...Ja Ne VV

Simple but fun game. Lots of levels that progressively get more challenging.

I'll start with what I don't like. But bear with me, because there's a lot to like, too. The game feels quite dated, - it would keep good company with games from around 2008. That's not an issue for me, because I still play games from the early 80s. The graphics are far from optimised, and running this game heats up my rig a lot more than much prettier games do. I can't find how to make it fullscreen, so I'm stuck with a title bar and start bar. It frequently hiccups, which pauses gameplay for up to a second which, due to the technical and precise nature of play, often means death. There's also an annoying delay while the view pans from your deathpoint back to the start of the track, - annoying because the track resets at the beginning of the pan, rather than when you can actually start riding again. If you were a long way from the start, then that's 4 or 5 seconds of panning, during which swings swing, barrels drop and other props are set in motion, and you're already too late to catch a falling swing. It's easy enough to work around, - just tap R to restart again with no pan delay, - but its unnecessary, and needs to be addressed. If you're after something like the Trials series, don't get this. It's not Trials. Get Trials. But... If you remember Elastomania, and you liked it, then you'll love this. It's all about timing moves perfectly, and it's very satisfying. The camera angles are good, and together with a zoom feature, allowing you to see more of what's coming on the monitor, makes for a very intuitive and playable experience. Apart from the above glitches, and lack of optimisation, the game looks great on screen, and the physics are fluid, realistic (enough), and believeable. And a special mention goes to the soundtrack. Instrumental rock-guitar driven, and very nicely laid down. Is the soundtrack available? ;-) I have not tried the editor, but the stock levels are nicely put together, challenging, and very satisfying to complete. So... Not very pretty, but heaps of fun, super-easy to learn, great for a quick casual thrash (loads straight to play in seconds), and don't be surprised when, like Lemmings of old, it's 3am and you realise that you've been telling yourself "just one more quick try" for the last 6 hours. Maybe that's why fullscreen isn't enabled, - so you can always see the system clock...

Waste of money. As a big and long time fan of the (unfortunately Windows only) Trials series, i hoped that this could be like Trials Fusion for Linux, but it's not... Bad graphics (i mean really bad, even compared to Trials 2 from 2007) and i could'nt even find out how to make it fullscreen :( - It's like a Trials rippoff where someone removed everything that made it fun, enjoyable and good looking. Overall it feels more like an early access game, but it doesn't say it is one.

Game needs work. No option to change controls, controls screen doesn't stay on long enough to read everything. Physics seems a bit off, especially the reverse gear power. This game wasn't for me sadly.

Bad game. Bad physics. Cheap tracks (random things being thrown at you from the sky to knock you off your bike as an ex). Poor track design, honestly just frustrating bs. No analog movements (haven't seen this cr** since Trials 2). WTF. NO CHECKPOINTS - which in a game like this where the first few tracks = 'Hard' Trials tracks is the stupidest (or laziest) thing I've ever seen. Waste of my $5. Do not buy. Go play Trials or the very capable 'Urban Trials Freesyle'.

Fun little version of Trials. Cheap price and Gameplay is a lot of fun. physics doesnt seem to be bad at all and theres even wide selection of riders, bikes and outfits to customize. PS! has a map editor as well!

DISCLAIMER : This is post Update from a few days ago! Before this update: 10/10 best pass time game that was fun, physics were insane, but were never wonky, they always consistent. You could always expect something to happen. After Update: Awful. Great graphics, but now the FPS is capped at 60 (it wasnt before), the physics are not the same, changing the way you play. The new "features" you can give your rider are ok i guess, but the controls are not as crisp as they used to be. My friends used to crowd around my computer and watch me launch this poor rider thousands of feet in the air because of a difficult custom map, but now its a waste of $5. Please bring back >60 fps, updated physics, and crisper controls Post-Update score : 2/10