Bike Vs. Train

A train is the perfect obstacle for a timing game: it is enormous, entirely predictable and completely unforgiving. Most levels come down to whether you arrive at a crossing a second early or a second late, and the game gives you enough visual warning to make that your fault.

Between crossings the riding is standard stunt-bike work — ramps, gaps, awkward landings — but the schedule pressure changes how much of it you attempt.

Levels are short, and failure is instantly legible.

Later routes place two crossings close together, so the second is entered at whatever speed the first one left you with.

1. Watch the train before committing to a crossing.
2. Build speed early so you are not accelerating at the rails.
3. Land flat to avoid losing time on the far side.
4. Reach the end of each route to progress.