Description

Motocross Jumper is physics-first stunt biking that rewards proper bike feel: throttle control, body positioning, and smart landings. Every feature on the track—tables, doubles, whoops, hips—asks you to manage suspension preload and rotational inertia so airtime becomes opportunity instead of accident. Clean flow feels incredible; botched angles feel educational. The trick list is generous but the game never lets flash replace fundamentals: a perfect two-wheel touchdown beats any sketchy spin. How to play Build speed on approach, preload the suspension (squat then release) to gain lift, and use lean to tune your pitch. On takeoff, commit: small inputs mid-air go a long way. Tricks score best when fully extended and re-centered before landing. Tracks mix rhythm sections with step-ups and step-downs; braking bumps punish late decisions, so plan exits as carefully as entries. Controls Up/Down = throttle/brake • Left/Right = lean • Space = trick • Shift = whip/scrub • R = reset • C = camera toggle. Tips & strategies Preload timing: Compress just before the lip, release on the edge for extra pop. Pitch control: A quick rear-brake tap noses down; a blip of throttle lifts the front. Spin discipline: Chain 360s only when you’ve got runway; otherwise, stick to whips for speed retention. Landing truth: Both wheels down, slight throttle on contact to stabilize and avoid rebound buck. Rhythm reading: In whoops, small rear-bias leans and feathered throttle keep you skimming instead of pogoing. Upgrades: Start with grip and suspension; top speed matters only if you can keep the bike planted. Short review Crunchy physics, buttery animations, and meaty trick routes make every clean landing feel earned. Mastery comes from micro-inputs and steady nerves. FAQs Are there bike upgrades? Yes—earn parts for grip, suspension, and top speed. First-person? Toggle via C for helmet-cam immersion. Assist mode? Optional auto-balance helps newer riders hold lines. Attribution Text by site editors; all brands/marks belong to their owners. See [Licensing/DMCA] for credits and permissions.

Instruction

UP Accelerate LEFT Rotate Left Right Rotate Right Mouse To move in the

Specifications

• Easy to play