Moto Stunts is a motocross stunt racer built around real physics. You ride a dirt bike across canyon mesas, a half-built construction site and a city lit by street lamps at night, chasing the fastest time on 24 handcrafted tracks. Every jump, loop and landing is simulated, so the bike behaves the same way every time, and what you learn on one attempt carries over to the next.
The controls are simple: throttle, brake and lean. Leaning back lifts the front wheel and spins you backwards in the air; leaning forward does the opposite. Land on both wheels and you keep going; hit the ground with your head and you are back at the last checkpoint a second later. Each track has two to four checkpoints and restarts are instant, so trying a risky line costs you very little.
Stunts are where the time is won. Every flip you land cleanly takes a second off your clock, and doubles and triples are worth even more, so the fastest runs mix clean riding with well-timed rotations. Along the way you will meet loop-the-loops, seesaws, rope bridges, crumbling platforms, crate stacks you can smash through, spinning crane arms, low ceilings, TNT barrels and boost pads. Beat the target times to earn up to three stars per track; stars unlock the next world.
A ghost of your best run rides alongside you, and checkpoint splits show whether you are ahead or behind it. The Daily Track is a new course generated every day, the same for every player, with its own best time and a short spoiler-free result you can copy and share.
Moto Stunts runs in the browser on desktop and phones. Use the arrow keys or WASD on a keyboard, or the large pedals on a touchscreen (landscape works best). The sound is recorded: a real engine that revs with your throttle, wood, metal and explosion impacts, and short stingers for flips and the finish.
More stunt driving: Madalin Stunt Cars 3 and Drift Boss.
