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Moto Trap is a physics-based motorbike racing game where you speed up, brake and try to survive the course. Play it free in your browser.
Moto Trap is a motorbike racing game built around a physics-driven bike and a road that is not always on your side. You push forward along the course, keep the bike balanced and moving, and try to get as far as you can before something goes wrong. The title is a fair warning: expect the unexpected rather than a simple flat stretch of asphalt.
A session is short and easy to restart, which is why it fits a site like Doodle Jump. The appeal is the same one-more-attempt pull: you learn what caused the last crash, adjust, and try again. It runs in the browser with nothing to install, on a keyboard or a touch screen.
According to Poki's listing, it was made by LongStar and was that studio's first game on the platform.
On a keyboard, hold W or the up arrow to speed up and S or the down arrow to brake. That is the core of the control scheme, so most of the skill is in when you let go of the throttle rather than in memorising buttons. On a phone or tablet the game takes touch input instead.
Because the bike is physics-based, speed and momentum carry through everything. Full throttle is not always the fastest way to finish; if a section looks suspicious, easing off for a moment can keep the bike under control.
Moto Trap is one of the few racing games next to the site's jumpers and runners. If you like its one-more-try rhythm, Helix Jump is another quick-restart game with a very different control, and Bouncy Basketball adds physics-based play in a sports setting. Doodle Jump itself is the vertical-climbing classic this site is named for.
It suits quick sessions between other games, and it is simple enough that a new player can work out the controls in the first few seconds.
Press W or the up arrow to speed up and S or the down arrow to brake. On phones and tablets the game can be played by touch.
Poki lists it as created by LongStar, and as that studio's first game on Poki.
Yes. It runs in the browser on computers, phones and tablets, with nothing to install.
Yes, it is free to play in your browser on doodlejump.io.
