| Rating: | 5 (1 votes) |
| Played: | 3 times |
| Classification: | Racing Games |
This is a side-scrolling racing game called Mad Skills Motocross 2. It moves quickly and each race is a real test of your skill and nerves. As you show that you are the king of off-road racing, tear through rough roads and fly over daring jumps.
You can improve your bike's speed, handling, and safety by upgrading it. You can also change the look of both the ride and the person riding it to suit your tastes.
This isn't just a race; it's also about being noticed. Do you think you have what it takes to rule the races and become a motocross legend?
There is victory for everyone, not just the fastest. There is victory for everyone who is brave enough to push the limits every second.
It's easy to use the controls on a keyboard. To speed up, press W, the up arrow, or the space bar. To slow down, press S or the down arrow. To lean the bike, press A and D or the left and right arrow keys. Because it's so simple and quick to learn, that small set of controls lets you do everything in the game right away.
For Mad Skills Motocross 2, you don't need to download anything or sign up for anything. It just works in your browser. The page loads, and you're ready to ride. A computer, a phone, or a tablet will all work because it works on both.
For the best view of the track ahead, hold your phone or tablet sideways. This will give you the widest view, which is useful when you need to figure out where a landing is before you get there. You can use your hands or keys to play on a touch screen. The throttle, brake, and lean functions are mapped to on-screen controls.
Before big jumps, ease off the gas. Most overshot landings happen because of the urge to hold full gas into a ramp. When you take off, ease off the gas so that you land on the slope and not over it.
Set your angle of landing early. Do not think about the angle of the bike right before you hit the ground. As you go up and across the gap, use the lean keys to line up the bike with the land slope when you get there.
You can turn with the throttle as well as speed up. When you quickly press the gas in the air, the tail goes down and the nose goes up. Learn how to use it to save a landing that is too flat or on the nose.
Stay smooth when things get rough. When there are a lot of bumps, a lighter throttle and a stable bike generally work better than pinning it. So the wheels don't jump off of every bump and land badly, let them follow the ground.
