Two Bike Stunts
Two riders, two maps, ramps everywhere — split the keyboard.
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About Two Bike Stunts
Two Bike Stunts is an open playground rather than a race series. Two large maps are strewn with ramps, and eight motorcycles — three of them locked behind coin collecting — are yours to fling off them. There is no lap counter telling you what to do, which is exactly why it works as a same-keyboard game: you both just ride around finding things to jump.
Skins let you make each bike your own, and nitro exists mainly to help you keep a twisting road under your wheels after a landing goes sideways. It is the kind of game where the best moment of a session is always an accident.
How to play
Player 1 rides with the arrow keys, uses N for nitro and C to change camera. Player 2 rides with WASD, uses T for nitro and Q for camera. R restarts the level when a landing goes badly. Collect the coins scattered across both maps to unlock the three locked bikes, then apply skins in the garage.
Controls
- Player 1 — Arrows, N nitro, C camera
- Player 2 — WASD, T nitro, Q camera
- R — restart level
Tips to win
- Lean back in the air and level out before touchdown; nose-first landings always end the run.
- Nitro on the ramp approach, never in mid-air — airborne boost only spins the bike.
- Farm the easy coin lines on the first map before attempting the big ramps on the second.
Two Bike Stunts strategy guide
Two riders, two full control sets. Player one rides with the arrow keys, uses N for nitro and C to change camera. Player two rides with W A S D, with T for nitro and Q for the camera. R restarts the level for either of you. Nothing overlaps, which is what makes this a real same-keyboard two-player game rather than a solo game with a second mode bolted on.
Land on your wheels, and land flat. On a bike, the angle you are at when you touch down is everything. Use the movement keys in mid-air to rotate yourself level with the ground you are about to hit — a landing that looks slightly nose-down usually is, and it ends with the rider in the dirt. Start correcting early rather than at the last moment.
Nitro is for the run-up to a ramp. Firing the boost while already airborne does nothing useful, and firing it into a corner is how riders end up in the scenery. The value is in the approach: extra speed before a ramp converts into height and distance, which is where the big stunts on the two maps come from.
Collect coins before you start chasing tricks. Three bikes are locked in the garage, and coins scattered across the maps are how you unlock them. The later bikes handle differently enough to be worth the detour, and skins apply to whatever you have unlocked — so a scouting run that collects rather than showboats pays off for every session afterwards.
Use the camera key on unfamiliar ramps. C and Q exist because judging a landing from the default angle is hard when the ground below you is out of frame. On the big jumps, switching the view is worth the moment it costs, and on a map you have not ridden before it is the difference between a planned landing and a hopeful one.
Two Bike Stunts FAQ
How do you unlock the other bikes?
Collect the coins scattered across the two maps — three of the eight bikes start locked in the garage.
How many bikes and maps are in Two Bike Stunts?
There are 8 different motorcycles to ride across 2 giant maps, and both maps have ramps for performing stunts.
What is nitro for in Two Bike Stunts?
Nitro helps you keep your bike on the road on twisting roads. Player 1 fires it with N and Player 2 with T.
Can you customize your bike in Two Bike Stunts?
Yes. You can apply different skins to the bikes you have obtained to make them look more custom.
