Motorbike Simulator MX Driving

[b] P. S. If you have difficulties in the walktrough, this guide will be very useful: [/b] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3561496240 [h1] CATEGORY: NEUROTRASH, TOO BAD EVEN TO TAKE FOR FREE [/h1] This game is basically a glaring example of how shameless some developers can get. Take some random flash game from a free site, like Yandex Games, slap a tiny price on Steam, generate a cheap preview using the first AI you find, throw together a trailer quickly, throw in some ready-made primitive assets, mix it with Unity junk, and call it a full, standalone project – it's the absolute bottom, no doubt. As for the 'game' itself and its content? What positives could there even be when there's basically nothing to play? You can choose between two motorcycles (one free, green, the other a 50,000-cost clone) and a quad bike for 25,000. Are they different in any way? Not at all! Same clunky controls, same lousy physics. There's no content here at all. Maybe someone tried to find a way onto the highway like in the game trailer, but the so-called 'game map' is tiny and narrow, more like some provincial backyard than a real world (basically, I didn't find it). Vehicle…

Motorbike Simulator MX Driving, developed by Yusuf Islam Seyhan and Samet Acar and published by Inspector Studios, is an indie attempt to capture the thrill of motocross in an open-world setting. Released in mid-2024, the game positions itself as a skill-based driving simulator that encourages exploration, speed, and mastery of motorcycle mechanics. While it presents an ambitious concept for an indie title, player reception has been mixed, highlighting both the game’s potential and its noticeable shortcomings. The game’s environments are designed to support an open-world experience, featuring city streets, off-road tracks, and varied terrain meant to challenge players’ riding skills. The graphics, while commendable for an indie production, lack the polish and detail found in higher-budget motocross simulators, resulting in areas that can feel sparse or repetitive. Despite this, the combination of diverse landscapes and open exploration provides a sense of freedom, allowing players to experiment with speed, stunts, and navigation across different surfaces. The game’s visual style is functional, and lighting effects contribute modestly to the atmosphere, though the overall immersion…

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its just not good in controls and visuals and the map is weird for dirt biking

Finally a dirt bike game where the handling doesn't feel like steering a shopping cart on ice—the physics are surprisingly solid and hitting those jumps feels incredibly satisfying.

Decent motorbike game, Could grow into something big but here are my main pointers. Mod support. Custom maps and riders. Custom sounds and bikes. customisation. If this game was almost a Gmod of motorbike games it could fill a gap of niche sandbox motorbike games that hasnt been filled as of yet.