Super Night Riders

Fun arcade racer taking inspiration from Hang On. Bare bones but the course race is solid! UPDATE: First off, I forget to cut games off at night occasionally so the hours for this game are admittedly quite inflated. That said, have put in a lot more time into this very fun throwback racer! I've grown to love checkpoint racers like this more than ever and this game while very straightforward, does it EXCELLENTLY! There are six different stages but there are various courses within I believe. Either way I always just play the long course checkpoint modes in these types of racers and this has a great one! The 6 basic courses that have several laps contained within each, then they are all combined into one giant 6 environment course for the game's ultimate challenge. Bonus points go to the simple controls. Its only accelerate and brake and as a result you can play on anything. I use an arcade stick and its a blast hitting left and right on the joystick at the last possible second!

Super Night Riders is a compact arcade motorcycle racer built around a simple idea: ride fast, avoid traffic, and reach each checkpoint before time runs out. Developed and published by miyu.works, the game deliberately embraces the straightforward design philosophy of classic arcade racing rather than attempting to deliver realistic motorcycle simulation. It is easy to understand within minutes, but surviving an entire course demands considerably more concentration and precision than its simple controls initially suggest. The player rides as Alice, also known as the Red Rider, whose goal is essentially to keep moving for as long as possible. Instead of focusing heavily on conventional race positions, the game treats other motorcycles as moving obstacles that must be safely overtaken. Maintaining speed is important because every section is governed by a timer, and reaching checkpoints extends the run. This creates a satisfying balance between aggression and caution. Riding too conservatively can waste valuable seconds, while taking unnecessary risks can result in collisions that destroy a promising attempt. Its handling is intentionally accessible. There are no complicated mechani…

It´s a very fun bike racer game. In best classic Outrun against Time Style. It´s as simple and as stylish as it can be regarding the game size. You have to beat six courses and a final course with all six courses at once. You get a very short anime clip as rerward. It should keep you entertained for an hour or so. The main Price is five bucks which is okay. I got the game on sale during a japanese themed sale for one buck. That´s a must buy. The game is fun and let´s be honest. We all have been in arcades and had not anywhere that fun for one buck.

Awesome arcade fun. I love it a lot! and now it has a worthy reboot too!

Game is alright, can be beat in around an hour, less if you have a little luck and skill to avoid hitting a bike on course 5 or 6 especially as I failed those a bit too much and got pretty frustrated. I got it for $1, the lowest it ever goes, almost tempted to refund after beating (though I have a long run of all 36, roughly 30 second second stages remaining), but I suppose it's worth a buck for an hour+ entertainment with some light frustration. The time limits on stages are pretty dang tight, so hitting a bike can easily be just enough to cause to you fail, gets pretty stinking frustrating when that happens since at times it's hard to gauge where the rider is left to right on the road as you rocketing around a corner, and lifting off the throttle unnecessarily isn't going to cut it either.

This game made me more racist.