skidlocked

Game is okay. Lasts for ~20 minutes. It features traffic simulation with a believable density that's surprisingly well done for the game of this scope. The goal for you here is to navigate between traffic hitting checkpoint markers. Classic. It made me realize how much I miss old arcade city racers like Driver, L.A. Rush, Midnight Club, Midtown Madness, and so on. We need to bring them back.

[h1] Skid! [/h1] Minimalistic and relaxing game with [u] nice enviroment [/u]. It has easy control and amusing physics. Special thanks for the awesome dynamic audio system: I loved maneuvering between cars with the pleasant sounds. But the game is a bit unfriendly with UI/UX: it hasn't got any settings/pause modals and 'esc' shuting down it emmidiately. If I were its' developer I would add camera movement and different bike's skins. [hr][/hr] But summing all up, I will [i] recommend [/i] this game, because of its [u] simple structure [/u] and [u]funny gameplay[/u]!

Fun, fast, and love how the bike maneuvers. Would recommend, as is the case with most Sokpop games.

Fun racing game, As I drove on the wrong side of the road I imagined Tobey Maguire yelling at me "There are Cars here! Get out of the way!

Nice little cycling game. As someone who's been a bike messenger for 10 years and rides fixed gear bikes, Skidlocked gets the fundamentals down and accurately captures the feeling of weaving between cars, running red lights, and dodging oncoming traffic. It could be the starting point for a more fleshed out bike messenger game/Crazy Taxi clone, but what the devs have accomplished in a small indie is better than most full-fledged cycling games I've played regarding urban fixed gear riding.

Average cyclist in a big city simulator