MotoCross Riders

You can use the arrow keys for basic control: Up to accelerate, Down to brake/reverse, Left/Right to steer. Leaning forward/backward is crucial for jumps and is typically done with the W and S keys.

Stunts are performed in mid-air using combinations of the directional keys. Try leaning back and steering left or right to initiate a flip. Practice in time trial mode to master the timing.

MotoCross Riders is primarily designed for browser play on PC. While some mobile browsers may load it, the complex controls are optimized for a physical keyboard for the best experience.

New bikes are unlocked by earning credits. You earn credits by winning races, completing events, and performing well in time trials. Check the garage menu to see available bikes and their prices.

The game features global leaderboards for asynchronous competition. You race against AI opponents or the clock, and your best times are posted online for you to compare with players worldwide.

Focus on clean racing and smooth landings. A perfect landing from a jump gives you a speed boost. Brake before sharp turns and accelerate out of them. Consistency is often better than risky, huge stunts.

Yes, your progress, including unlocked bikes and best times, is typically saved automatically in your browser's local storage. Clearing your browser data may erase this progress.

The challenge comes from the track design and AI opponents. As you progress through championships, the races become more difficult, providing a natural increase in challenge.

Leaning is critical. Lean forward when accelerating from a stop or going uphill. Lean back when in the air to control rotation or when braking. It's the key to mastering the game's physics.

If you crash, your rider will respawn on the track after a short delay, but you will lose valuable time. The goal is to minimize crashes by controlling your speed and mastering the bike's handling.