THE RIDE ABOVE THE CLOUDS
Crazy Motorcycle is a level-based riding game built around short, demanding obstacle courses. Your goal is to reach the finish line without striking a hazard or falling from the elevated track. As the routes become more complex, success depends on reading what lies ahead and controlling your speed.
HOW TO CLEAR EACH TRACK
Steer Through Narrow Paths
Keep the motorcycle near the center of the track when you have room. Small steering adjustments are safer than a sharp turn near an edge. Before entering a winding section, slow down enough to see the next bend and line up your approach.
Moving obstacles require a different kind of timing. Watch their direction before committing to a path, then steer through the opening. Do not assume you can jump over every hazard; some are better avoided from the ground.
Time Your Jumps
Gaps interrupt the road throughout the game. For a wide gap, build speed, jump close to the edge, and aim for the middle of the next platform. Jumping too early can leave you short, while landing near a corner gives you little room to correct your direction.
Think about what comes after the landing, too. If the next section turns sharply, position the bike for that turn before you leave the ground.
CHECKPOINTS AND PROGRESSION
Passing a checkpoint lets you restart there if you fall, making difficult stretches easier to practice. Coins collected along the route can be used to unlock character skins. Crazy Motorcycle has four worlds with 16 stages in each, introducing different terrain and obstacles as you progress.
Controls
- WASD or arrow keys: Move the motorcycle
- Space: Jump
- Left mouse button: Use the game menus
- Mobile: Use the on-screen joystick and touch buttons
RELATED GAMES
If you enjoy Crazy Motorcycle’s narrow tracks and tricky jumps, try these games next:
- Obby Climb Racing: Ride across parkour courses with steep slopes, gaps, and narrow platforms.
- Blocky Xtreme: Take on motocross tracks in a colorful blocky world.
- Biker Street: Balance a steampunk motorcycle over rough terrain and see how far you can ride.