Have you ever lost a round of a game just because you landed a few degrees off? I have, more times than I'd like to admit. Mad Skills Motocross 2 has a strange kind of pull: the rules come down to a handful of keys, yet every single jump is a small puzzle of balance and throttle timing. There's nothing to download. Open a tab and you're racing.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Genre | Side-scrolling dirt bike racing |
| How to play | Right in your browser, no download |
| Opponent | One rival rider per race |
| Developer | Turborilla (Sweden) |
| Highlights | Ramp jumps, flips, bike upgrades |
It sounds simple, but the third step is where every race is really decided.
Holding the gas is the fastest way up a hill, and also the fastest way to flip over. What I've learned is that short, steady bursts of throttle are far more stable than pinning it.
The A and D keys (or the left and right arrows) let you frontflip, backflip, and, more importantly, fix your landing angle. Flips look cool, but only attempt them when you have enough height.
Besides slowing you down, the brake can bring the front wheel down while you're in the air.
If you catch yourself making all four, congratulations, you play just like me.
The mobile version launched on February 20, 2014, and after the 2.0 update added Versus mode, a leveling system, and Pro Career, the player count passed 15 million. In my view, the secret is the bike physics: when you lose, it's your own mistake and never the game cheating, so you always want to try again.
No. The web version is free and runs right in your browser.
I'd suggest handling first, speed second.
Yes, but a keyboard still feels more precise.
Usually your bike's angle isn't parallel to the ground when the wheels touch down, or you're still holding too much throttle.
Once you're comfortable with the jumps, you can switch things up with another motorcycle game. I'd suggest trying Motorcycle Keyboard +1 Speed, where the keyboard becomes your tool for pushing speed even higher. It's a sensible pick for keeping your reflexes sharp after your rounds of Mad Skills Motocross 2.
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