Neon Biker

Neon Biker sets its stunt riding in a glowing world of never-ending roads. You choose a vehicle and ride, and the goal of the endless mode is simple: get as far as you can. Along the way the game asks for crazy stunts, flips above all, so distance and style go hand in hand.

Flips are the risk and the reward. Rotating the bike in mid-air looks great and is what the game is built around, but landing it is another matter. A crooked touchdown can undo a good jump, so every jump becomes a quick decision about whether there is time for one more spin.

If endless roads are not your thing, there is a second option: 40 separate levels, each with its own finish. That gives the game a structured path alongside the high-score chase. Agame publishes it, and the tags are 2D, arcade and motorbike. It suits players who like quick stunt games with a striking look.

1. Choose a vehicle and pick endless mode or one of the 40 levels.
2. Ride along the neon road and hit the jumps.
3. Perform flips in the air.
4. Land cleanly and go as far as you can.

Start a flip early in the jump. The more air time left after the rotation, the easier it is to straighten up for the landing.