Moto Trophy
Evvacon · 2022 · Racing, Simulation, Action, Arcade, Combat Racing
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About Moto Trophy
You are waiting for unpredictable high mountain tracks, crazy speeds and dangerous opponents.
Collect on the way various items that will help you in the race: acceleration, mines for enemies, coins to improve your bike.
Be careful - your opponents will try to knock you off the track in every way possible. Kick, or point mines at you! You can also use the forbidden techniques against them!
Upgrade your bike - engine, transmission, chassis. Win a lot of different races, and go for it!Virtual reality (VR) helmets are supported.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Moto Trophy VR delivers classic Road Rash-style arcade racing action with a satisfying progression system where bike upgrades meaningfully impact your ability to compete in increasingly difficult races. Players appreciate the top-down perspective that works well in VR and the fun of knocking opponents off their bikes while collecting power-ups. The core loop of racing, earning coins, and upgrading vehicles provides good replayability, though some players may find the difficulty curve challenging without proper upgrades.
Experienced on a Meta Quest 2 using airlink. Moto Trophy VR is an arcade, Road Rash style, top down VR motorbike racing game. You race across mountain courses, where the opponents will do anything to take you down off your bike. This gave me Road Rash vibes from back in the 90s. During the races, you will have to take down the opponents, stay on your bike, collect power ups and coins and finish first. Completing a race will earn you coin, which you can then use after the race to purchase more bikes or upgrade the ones you have. The races start off easy, but grow more difficult later on, and your upgrade choices will really count in winning. The gameplay is from a top down view, which works really well in VR. It gives you a clear look at what's coming up on the track and you are able to keep an eye on the other bikers. The game world looks nice. Its not state of the art graphics, but it has that arcade charm to it, that keeps you immersed. The game has three methods of control. Keyboard, game controller and of course the VR motion controls. I used the VR controllers and found the game to handle wonderfully. The handling took a little getting use to and upgrades helped work out …5 found this helpful
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