Bike Master
Bike Master is a physics-based puzzle game where you build the missing parts of the track and ride your way to the finish line! Draw and assemble platforms, ra...
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About Bike Master: Bike Master is a physics-based puzzle game where you build the missing parts of the track and ride your way to the finish line! Draw and assemble platforms, ramps, and supports, then pedal your bike across tricky terrain without crashing. Each level is a fresh challenge: balance speed and caution, handle gaps and obstacles, and find the smartest path through. With a Time Mode for speedrunners and dozens of brain-teasing levels, Bike Master rewards both careful planners and bold riders. Simple to learn, hard to master. Can you complete every level and become the true Bike Master?
How to play Bike Master: Use the mouse or touch to draw and build the missing track parts Hold to draw release to place Press the pedal buttons to move your bike forward or backward and keep your balance On mobile tap and drag to build tap the on-screen buttons to ride Rea
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