Blocky Rider

About Blocky Rider

Blocky Rider is a block-styled motorcycle game with 3D graphics and three separate modes. You ride through city streets full of traffic, where crashes are part of the fun rather than the end of it.

Demolition mode is controlled chaos, while City mode drops the timer and lets you ride without a crash ending your run - useful for learning how the bike handles before you commit to a score run.

How to Play Blocky Rider

Blocky Rider is a block-styled motorcycle game with three modes. You accelerate, brake and steer through city streets full of traffic, and the harder modes organise that traffic into a timed score run.

City mode is the one to learn in: there is no timer and a crash does not end the ride, so it is the cheapest place to find out how the bike turns and how much room you actually need to pass a car.

Blocky Rider Controls

Braking works in a straight line, not in a corner - the bike is committed once it is leaning, so a brake mid-turn is what turns a near miss into a crash. Traffic also arrives denser than the camera suggests, which is why reading two cars ahead is the skill that matters.

Tips for Blocky Rider

• Learn the handling in City mode first - there is no timer and a crash does not end the ride.
• Traffic is denser than it looks at speed, so read two cars ahead.
• Brake before a corner, not in it.
• Spend a few minutes in City mode before a score run. Learning where the bike stops feels like wasted time until it saves one.
• Pick your line through traffic before the junction, not inside it.

Blocky Rider Key Features

• Three game modes, including a no-timer practice mode
• Block-styled 3D graphics
• City traffic that has to be read two cars ahead
• Crash-tolerant demolition mode alongside the score modes

Blocky Rider FAQ