

Moto Knight
Jonathan Trites · 2024 · Action, Motocross, Medieval, Racing, Arcade
PC
Positive100% · 27
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About Moto Knight
Moto Knight is the first ever Motocross Dungeon Crawler! Navigate your way through trap-filled dungeons while trying to keep your dirtbike upright.
Features:
• 22 fun stages and 2 bad ones (sorry)
• Hand-drawn artwork
• Heavy metal music that you can turn off if you want
• Game timer that tracks your best level and game times
Features:
• 22 fun stages and 2 bad ones (sorry)
• Hand-drawn artwork
• Heavy metal music that you can turn off if you want
• Game timer that tracks your best level and game times
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I think the game would benefit from at least one more speed level where you just go flat out with jumps etc. instead of only relying on only tricky low speed balance puzzles, but otherwise a nice game with mostly diverse challenges that doesn't overstay its welcome Saw this game on youtube btw2 found this helpful
Moto Knight, developed by Jonathan Trites and published by Sketchy Games, is a compact indie title that blends physics-based motocross gameplay with the structure and mindset of a precision platformer. Rather than focusing on traditional racing against opponents or time trials alone, the game frames each level as a self-contained challenge filled with traps, hazards, and tight passages that must be conquered through careful throttle control, balance, and timing. Its self-described identity as a “motocross dungeon crawler” may sound whimsical, but it accurately reflects how the game treats each stage as an obstacle course where survival and consistency matter more than raw speed. The core gameplay loop is simple but demanding. Each level tasks you with guiding your bike from start to finish without crashing, flipping over, or being impaled by environmental hazards. Controls are deliberately straightforward, emphasizing acceleration, braking, and subtle balance adjustments rather than complex trick systems. This simplicity is deceptive, however, as the physics model requires constant attention. Small mistakes in weight distribution or throttle input can quickly send the bike tumblin…1 found this helpful
nice little game1 found this helpful
It's a fun and charming game that reminds of the old flash game days. I mostly enjoyed playing through this, but the last level was pure agony! I was not able to complete the 2nd drop down which is the last obstacle of the game. I hope the dev makes more games, as he clearly shows talent to make fun little games like this, which are a nice refresher to the usual AAA game.1 found this helpful
the whole game's art was drawn on a single post-it note. that's pretty dope. support indie devs <31 found this helpful
It's a short, hard, and very fun game. The last stage is almost impossible, but it's great when you finally clear a difficult stage1 found this helpful
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