Moto Trial Racing 2 — Play Free Online

Moto Trial Racing 2 is a motorbike trials game: you ride a side-on course full of ramps, slopes, gaps and obstacles, and the job is to reach the finish without wiping out. It is less about raw top speed than about reading the terrain and controlling how the bike sits in the air and on landing.

If you come to this site for Doodle Jump, the appeal is similar. Both are one-more-try games built on small physics decisions, where a single bad landing or badly timed jump ends the attempt and you restart within seconds. Sessions are short, the goal is obvious, and improvement shows up quickly. It runs in the browser with nothing to install.

How to play

On a keyboard, the arrow keys or WASD move the bike. In a trials game like this, that means one pair of keys handles throttle and brake, and the other tilts the bike forwards or backwards. The mouse is used to select things in the menus. On a phone, you tap and swipe instead.

A typical attempt goes like this. Accelerate into a ramp, adjust the bike's tilt in the air so the wheels meet the slope, then ease off the throttle when you land. Hitting the ground at a bad angle is what usually causes a crash, so most of the skill is in the landings.

Tips

1. Do not hold full throttle all the time. On technical sections a little speed and good balance will beat a fast approach.
2. Use the tilt controls in the air to line up your landing before you touch down, not after.
3. Replay early levels slowly at first to get a feel for how the bike responds, and speed up once the landings feel predictable.
4. Go fullscreen if the course details are hard to read, as obstacles are easier to judge on a bigger view.

Similar games on Doodle Jump

Doodle Jump is the site's namesake and rewards steady, precise movement upwards, while Moto Trial Racing 2 asks for the same sort of control along a track. Ovo 2 is another skill platformer with quick restarts, played on foot instead of on a bike. Helix Jump is a good choice if you want a lighter, one-button game with a similar try-again rhythm.

It suits short sessions on a keyboard, and the touch controls make it playable on a phone as well.