Free mobile motorcycle racing game
Mad Skills Motorcycle 3 is a 2D racing game developed by Turborilla. It is the third installment of the free motorcycle racing franchise. It follows the same formula seen in its predecessors but comes with hectic races on tracks full of ramps and jumps.
What differentiates Mad Skills Motorcycle 3 from the previous titles is that it now allows you to compete with other players in real-time. Not only that, but it also comes with better audio. The graphics are also improved to have more of a 3D style, unlike Mad Skills Motorcycle 2, which is almost exclusively 2D.
What makes Mad Skills Motorcycle 3 different?
If you are a fan of the Mad Skills Motorcycle's gameplay, then you can catch on quickly with Mad Skills Motorcycle 3's mechanics. As mentioned, the gameplay is very similar, albeit smoother. The controls are practically identical to the ones used in the previous titles. On your left side, you will find the buttons for accelerating and braking. On the right, meanwhile, are the buttons to lean forward and back.
The single-player mode is simple. Here, you will compete in races in different regions. You will also complete three different objectives in each race to earn extra coins for upgrades. As mentioned, the game now allows you to play against other players. The multiplayer mode brings the Jam Events and Duel Mode, allowing you to join either a pre-scheduled race or a quick one-on-one with a random person.
As with other MSM games, Mad Skills Motorcycle 3 allows players to customize their bikes and gears. This time, the options are extensive. However, unlocking new gears and bikes can be expensive. You need to spend real money if you don't want to spend hours grinding for coins. Players will also find the online competitions a bit complicated as far as the riders and gear go.
Is Mad Skills Motorcycle 3 good?
Overall, Mad Skills Motorcycle 3 is a game worth picking up. It offers a fun and competitive experience, better graphics, and smoother performance. It also allows you to compete with other players, thanks to its online leader board. The customization is quite expensive, and the game could use a practice mode for newbies, though. Nevertheless, the game has lived up to the name of its predecessors.
