Dirt Bikes Rally
Physics stunt bike rally — flips, jumps and obstacle courses.
Loads instantly · Free · No install
About Dirt Bikes Rally
Dirt Bikes Rally is the stunt end of the dirt bike shelf: insane obstacle courses rather than lap races, with flips, jumps and tricks built into the stages. The developer calls it physics-based and skill-based — precision and timing matter, and only the best riders will conquer all stages.
Alongside the stages you can beat your ghost runs, collect medals and unlock new bikes, but each stage still comes down to your own timing — which makes a stage you have been stuck on genuinely satisfying when it finally goes clean.
How to play
Move forward with Tab, and use the arrow keys to move left and right — those are the only controls the developer lists. Ride through each obstacle course, take on the ramps and tricky terrain, and make it to the end of the stage.
Controls
- Tab — move forward
- Arrow keys — move left and right
- Beat your ghost runs, collect medals, unlock new bikes
Tips to win
- Know where the landing is before you take off — the developer lists near-impossible landings as part of the challenge.
- Precision beats raw speed; the developer says precision and timing are what matter.
- Replay a stage you have cleared to beat your ghost run — it is the clearest way to measure progress.
Dirt Bikes Rally strategy guide
Two inputs. The developer lists Tab to move forward and the arrow keys to move left and right, and nothing else. With so few keys, the game is not about knowing what to press but about when to press it — most runs are won or lost in how you approach and leave each jump.
Obstacle courses, not laps. Each stage is a physics-based course full of obstacles, tricky terrain and landings the developer calls near-impossible. Precision and timing matter more than raw speed, and only the best riders conquer every stage. Treat each stage as a puzzle you solve by repetition rather than a race you expect to win on the first try.
Stunts are part of the design. The developer promises backflips, air time and jaw-dropping flips, jumps and tricks. The listing does not say which key controls a flip, so use your first runs on an early stage to find out how the arrow keys affect the bike in the air before you try anything ambitious on a harder course.
Take off with the landing in mind. In a stunt bike game, most crashes happen on the landing rather than the jump. Look at where the course comes back down before you hit a ramp, and arrive at it in control rather than flat out. Knowing where you will land is half of a clean run.
Race yourself. The developer lists three ways to challenge yourself: beat your ghost runs, collect medals and unlock new bikes, so your progress is easy to measure. Replay a stage you have already cleared and chase your own ghost; the smoother lines you find there make the harder stages feel far less random.
Dirt Bikes Rally FAQ
Can two people play Dirt Bikes Rally?
The developer's description is about beating your own ghost runs and conquering the stages, and it does not describe a two-player mode, although the listing is tagged Multiplayer. Your main rival is your own ghost.
Why does my bike keep crashing on landings?
Landings are where the developer puts the challenge — it promises near-impossible ones. Look at where the course comes back down before you take off, and use your first runs to learn how the arrow keys affect the bike.
How do you unlock new bikes in Dirt Bikes Rally?
The developer lists unlocking new bikes alongside beating your ghost runs and collecting medals, but does not say exactly what unlocks each bike. Clearing stages and improving your runs is how you make progress.
