Motorcycle Driver

Motorcycle Driver FAQ and Tips

Motorcycle Driver is a straightforward, no-frills bike racer built in Unity3D and playable right in the browser through WebGL, no downloads needed. You pick a bike, pick a race, and go, and there's a pleasant lack of fuss to the whole setup. It won't reinvent how you think about racing games, but the core loop of picking your line, timing your nitro, and not eating pavement on a tight corner is solid enough to keep you clicking "race again." Fans of Moto-style arcade racers will feel right at home within the first thirty seconds.

Winning Strategies

Speed alone won't win you much here, honestly, since the real skill is knowing when to hold back. Nitro feels great to slam early, but burning it all on a straightaway means you've got nothing left when a rival bike edges past you near the finish, so save some for that last stretch. Cornering is where most runs actually fall apart, and easing off the throttle a touch before you lean into a turn keeps your bike from sliding wide and losing precious seconds. Switching the camera view every so often helps too, since the wider angle gives you a better read on upcoming curves that the closer view tends to hide until it's almost too late. Consistency beats bursts of speed; a clean, mistake-free lap will usually beat a reckless one full of near-crashes and course corrections. Get comfortable with your bike's handling in the first race before pushing hard on later, tighter tracks.

Control Scheme

• WASD or arrow keys handle steering and acceleration.
• Left Shift fires off your nitro boost for a burst of speed.
• V toggles between available camera views mid-race.
• Forward keys or W accelerate, S or down brakes and reverses.
• A and D (or left/right arrows) steer your bike through turns.
• Timing nitro with clean corner exits gets you the most distance out of each boost.