Motorcycle Racer: Road Mayhem

Motorcycle Racer: Road Mayhem is a 3D racing game where you ride a motorcycle through heavy traffic. It opens in the browser and plays with a keyboard or a touch screen.

About Motorcycle Racer: Road Mayhem

The races take place on city streets and highways. Cars, trucks and buses move along the road, and your job is to slip between them without crashing and finish the race in front. The physics engine lets you feel the weight of the bike, and a sudden lane change at high speed can upset your balance.

As you win races, you collect money. You spend it either to upgrade your current motorcycle or to buy a new one. Every model has its own handling: one is very fast but hard to turn, another is slower but nimble in traffic. As the levels get harder, which bike you choose and where you spend your money become part of the strategy.

Why do kids like this game?

Squeezing past cars at the last moment is exciting, and adding a new bike to the garage gives an immediate goal to try out. A race lasting a few minutes suits short play breaks well.

Is this game safe for kids?

Crashes are part of the game but are shown briefly and simply, with no blood or injuries. It is also a good idea to remind little ones that weaving between lanes like this is dangerous in real traffic.

1. Pick your motorcycle from the garage and start the race.
2. On a computer, use the arrow keys to speed up, slow down and change lanes.
3. On a phone, use the on-screen touch controls.
4. Watch the vehicles ahead and move into the empty lane.
5. Reach the finish line without crashing.
6. Upgrade your motorcycle with the money you earn.
7. Once you have saved enough, buy a more powerful bike.

• Look far ahead: focusing two or three vehicles ahead instead of the car right in front lets you plan lane changes early.
• Keep your balance: do not make sharp moves at top speed; small, early moves keep the bike steady.
• Do not underrate agility: speed looks tempting, but being able to turn easily in traffic often wins more races.
• Watch the big vehicles: trucks and buses block your view, so check the side lane before pulling out from behind them.
• Pick the bike for the road: a fast model does better on a straight highway, and a nimble one on crowded city streets.

• City and highway: different traffic densities.
• Realistic physics: you feel the weight of the bike.
• Motorcycle garage: each model with its own riding style.
• Upgrades: improve your bike's stats.
• Colorful 3D graphics: lively city views.
• Short races: levels that end in a few minutes.