Hansel B.
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Solid game overall, but it feels like new content keeps shipping while old bugs stay open. Doing more than two flips still only registers as two. Sound effects need work too. When you crash, the controls vanish—though oddly they come back if you pause and resume while still dead. Some stages begin the countdown before you can move, which is annoying, and if you respawn before a checkpoint the timer won't restart on its own.
Tayyeba I.
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Easily one of the best mobile racers I've played—the stages are well designed and genuinely fun. My main gripes are the heavy ad load and feeling like there are only so many levels before you run out. I'd love to see hundreds more courses, fewer interruptions, a reverse control, extra maps, and more bikes. Fix a few bugs along the way and this could be unbeatable.
Omaio K.
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The racing is entertaining, but several design choices frustrate me. On certain tracks the clock begins before you can even tap the controls. Missing the third star by a tiny fraction of a second hurts. One pool-themed stage around level fifteen traps you under moving obstacles, sends you swinging into spikes, and feels unfair rather than challenging.
Mercy O.
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I first played this years ago on a family phone as a kid, and recently decided to reinstall it — still holds up beautifully. Watching each track piece slide into place feels quick and oddly satisfying. Runs fun and smooth with hardly any ad breaks. Would love to see head-to-head online races added in a future update.
Jamie L.
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Fantastic bike racer with crisp artwork and snappy performance. Stages are easy enough for younger riders yet still fun to replay. Ads pop up now and then — a change from the old ad-free version — but the core gameplay still feels great years later. Highly recommend if you want a quick, cheerful moto challenge.
Aphelele N.
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Honestly one of my favorite mobile racers — it runs smoothly, rarely bothers me with ads, and switching between themes like neon circuits and beach stages keeps things fresh. Two years in and I'm still playing daily. Each level stays challenging, and the rider's excited shouts during big jumps never fail to make me laugh.
Alexander V.
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Honestly this is a blast — barely any ad breaks, and the goofy crashes never get old. I keep laughing when the rider gets blown up mid-stunt. Some tracks feel playfully absurd, like moments where even your shadow seems ready to race beside you. Relaxing and silly in the best way.
Justin M.
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Solid stunt racer overall, but a few mechanics need polish. The timer often starts before you can steer, so you begin every run already behind. Slingshot launches sometimes wreck you before any input registers, which feels unfair. Engine audio loops on its own instead of following throttle — more responsive sound would help a lot.
Phone A.
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Absolutely love this stunt racer even though I'm terrible at it. Cleared every stage and still went back for extra stars on old tracks. That level with the airborne spike ball is hilarious — I keep trying to get hit on purpose. Only wish there was a reverse control for tight spots where getting stuck means instant failure.
Alex R.
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Big fan of this moto stunt series and happy the saga keeps going. I'd love a proper desktop release with the full experience instead of the limited browser version. Ads after every stage wear thin quickly — a PC edition with fewer breaks would be a huge upgrade.