#motorcycle – Apps Reviewed

Top 3 Motorcycle Racing Games

Explore a vast world on your motorcycle. Compete against your friends on global leaderboards. Master physics-based tracks and challenge the world’s top riders for the best times. Race your motorcycle through a world of adventure, crazy characters, and unfairly addictive tracks. Ride, explore, upgrade, and compete. Built from the ground up for touch-based controls, Trials Frontier combines the amazing, physics-based gameplay of Trials with a big, bold world of adventure.

A huge world with hours of story driven gameplay in 10 gorgeous environments. Complete and ride through more than 250 challenging missions on more than 200 unique tracks. 13 different bikes, each with their own unique tuning paths. Perfected ghost racing. Race any ghost on the leaderboards of any track. This game can be downloaded over the air, no Wi-Fi needed to play.

Addictive racing gameplay, Race against millions of users on multiplayer, Train on single player to improve your skills, Simple and intuitive controls, Challenge your facebook friends, Play without wifi.

features: Hundreds of crazy tracks and mad worlds, Cool stunts,Tons of amazing bikes

Traffic Rider takes the endless racing genre to a whole new level by adding a full career mode, first person view perspective, better graphics and real life recorded bike sounds. The essence of smooth arcade racing is still there but in the shell of the next generation. Ride your bike in the endless highway roads overtaking the traffic, upgrade and buy new bikes to beat the missions in career mode.

First person camera view, 24 motorbikes to choose from, Real motor sounds recorded from real bikes, Detailed environments with day and night variations, Career mode with 60+ missions, Online leaderboards and 30+ achievements, Support for 18 languages

Motorcycle Ride with Story

Dirt Xtreme (Unreleased)

This a dirt racing game. You get to race in different surroundings and different levels of difficulty with different motorcycle.The app is still unreleased but it’s stable and controls are OK though there’s no setting of control for personal taste. You might have difficulty in controlling the bike but with practise you will be able to do it. The big drawback(for me) was the use of nitro as you need to lift the thumb and swipe it vertically upside on screen. The graphics are all right but could had been better for real life feelings. The sound and music are good,it helps in the adrenaline rush. There is no choice of camera angles. I think it’s OK to play it for a while. You can find it in early access of Google play.