Extreme Motorcycle Simulator

Extreme Motorcycle Simulator Extreme Motorcycle Simulator is a thrilling 3D racing game for motorcycle fans. Take on steep tracks, traffic jams, and stunt challenges, customize your bike, and enjoy offline races in a huge open city.

Extreme Motorcycle Simulator

Extreme Motorcycle Simulator is a 3D driving simulation made for motorcycle fans. Ride a range of bikes across different tracks where steep slopes, tight obstacles, and challenging terrain test your control. You’ll also need to weave through busy traffic, pull off stunts, and race for higher scores and rewards.

The game includes a strong customization suite so you can swap parts to improve performance and give your bike a style that stands out. Offline mode is supported too—just tap to jump into levels and explore a huge open world at your own pace.

Gameplay

Step into a free-roam motorcycle racing experience. You start with a modern sport-style motorcycle and head into continuous racing across a large map packed with locations. Use this open space to practice and show off your driving skills.

Thanks to its 3D graphics and realistic physics simulation, the game recreates acceleration, flips, and collisions with impressive credibility. The handling details make stunts and crashes feel more lifelike—something you’ll understand best once you play.

The world is built as a broad city-based environment with many distinct districts. You can spend hours driving around without feeling stuck, exploring areas such as airport zones, city streets crowded with traffic, and stunt challenges scattered throughout.

Features

True-to-Life Motorcycle Physics

With an advanced simulation engine, lean angles, acceleration, and braking are modeled to feel realistic. Nail your balance to perform wheelies, stoppies, and high-speed drifts.

Massive Open-World Exploration

Move beyond fixed, straight racing routes. Explore modern city scenery, industrial areas, and fast highways—each with its own set of challenges, hidden ramps, and secrets.

Deep Customization System

Make the bike yours. Change paint colors, apply vinyl decals, choose rim styles, and swap exhaust pipes. For stronger performance, upgrade the engine, transmission, and tires to increase your bike’s power and torque.

Extensive Bike Garage

Collect a wide variety of motorcycles—from agile sportbikes and street racers to heavier cruisers. Each model comes with its own handling feel and performance stats.

Stunning 3D Graphics

Enjoy detailed motorcycle models and vivid environmental effects that bring the racing world to life.

Useful Tips

Earn Currency to Upgrade

Upgrades and new bikes require in-game currency. Earn money by riding, completing challenges, and exploring the open world. Winning races and completing activities helps you afford stronger bikes and better parts, motivating you to keep exploring.

Understand Upgrade Costs

Upgrading usually means spending currency on components such as engine power, acceleration, or handling improvements. Exact prices vary depending on the bike and parts, but investing in key upgrades typically leads to a noticeable improvement in how the bike performs on the road and during stunts.

Customization Isn’t Just Mechanical

Beyond upgrades, you can personalize your motorcycle’s look with paint, decals, and decorative accessories—so your garage reflects your taste as you ride through different areas.

Unlock New Motorcycles

New bikes can be obtained by earning enough money to purchase them or by completing milestones and achievements during gameplay. This progression encourages continued play across the simulator’s large map.

Player Comments

• I’ve played an extreme car driving sim for years and enjoyed watching it grow over time. When I learned this motorcycle version is from the same team, I decided to try it—and I’m really happy so far. The graphics look good and it doesn’t lag much. Bike customization is also a standout.

• The game seems to use the same maps as the extreme car driving sim. You can play single-player, multiplayer, and urban races. Overall, it’s a great game, and it would be even better with more updates.



• More new areas and bikes would be awesome. There’s already a lot of customization and many different motorcycles. Also, unlike the car driving game, I didn’t notice ads while playing—only on the main menu or level menu. I also hope the game adds a more punishing mechanic for bad slides (if you slide too much, you should fall off), because right now it’s mostly fun and not as strict as it could be.