The Motorcycle

For a dollar and some change? I suppose I can recommend it. I think the audio needs some work as the generic banshee screeching doesn't really seem to fit the idea of a world where a super natural motorcycle is chasing you, even in in this case that seems to mean the "motorcycle" in question is an electric moped that makes no noise other then the screeching noises as it chases you through a few different venues that most horror game enthusiast will likely recognize. I will admit to not completing each area myself, but I respect the work that's gone in so far. Things I'd love to see, 1.) Change the audio, replace the generic heartbeat system and banshee screeching, instead replace it with the low distant rumble of a large motorcycle engine prowling, picking up and gaining as it spots and begins to chase you, I feel like that alone would improve atmosphere a lot. 2.) Try and acquire a motorcycle model instead of the moped, though I will admit to the silliness factor of a vespa chasing you. 3.) Work on the lighting just a bit, right now the heavy darkness isn't inherently bad, however it is clear (especially on the first park map) that it is relied on a lot to hide the somewhat low…

moborcydle

Best game I've ever played. Trust me

The Motorcycle is an independent first-person horror game developed and published by Tobacom that proves a straightforward concept can still deliver an unsettling experience. Instead of weaving a complex narrative or filling its world with numerous mechanics, the game revolves around a simple objective: locate five scattered photographs and escape before an eerie motorcycle catches up with you. This unusual premise immediately separates it from many indie horror releases, giving players a memorable threat that feels both absurd and intimidating. The focused design keeps the experience moving at a steady pace, allowing suspense to build naturally through exploration and constant danger rather than lengthy exposition. Gameplay emphasizes survival through careful movement and observation. Players are encouraged to search every corner of the environment for the required photographs while remaining aware of the motorcycle's location. Since the pursuing enemy never allows much time to relax, each decision becomes meaningful. Choosing whether to investigate another room, hide temporarily, or make a run toward the next objective creates a satisfying balance between risk and reward. The ad…

Fun game! :)