Ultimate Motorcycle Arcade – Free Motorcycle Arcade Game

About Ultimate Motorcycle Arcade

Ultimate Motorcycle Arcade is the gauntlet. Four stages run back to back, each lasting around twenty seconds, each testing a different skill: a lane dodge, a ramp jump for distance, a wheelie hold, and a traffic weave. Your score is cumulative and the stages do not stop for you.

The difficulty comes from switching. Each stage on its own is easier than the dedicated game it is based on, but changing control scheme and mental mode four times in eighty seconds is genuinely hard. Players who are strong at one thing tend to fall apart on their weakest stage.

It is also the best introduction to the rest of the collection. Whichever stage you enjoy most points you at a category, and there is a link to the matching full game at the end of every run.

Objective

Score as highly as you can across all four stages in one run. Scores are cumulative, the stages always run in the same order, and each one uses a different control scheme.

How to play

1. Press Start Game to begin stage one, the lane dodge.
2. Stage two is a ramp jump — hold throttle and launch for distance.
3. Stage three is a wheelie hold — feather the throttle to stay in the balance window.
4. Stage four is a traffic weave — steer freely between vehicles.
5. Each stage lasts about twenty seconds and your scores add up. The stage banner tells you which controls are active.

Controls

On a phone: The touch buttons change between stages to match the active control scheme, with a banner announcing each change.

Tips

• Read the stage banner. Two seconds of confusion at a stage change costs more than any mistake inside a stage.
• Do not chase a bad stage. Stages are independent, so a weak wheelie hold does not have to become a weak traffic weave.
• Practise your weakest stage in its dedicated game. Twenty seconds of wheelie here is much easier after ten minutes of Motorcycle Wheelie.
• The ramp jump stage rewards a single committed launch. Hesitating to set it up perfectly wastes most of the twenty seconds.