Desktop Controls
The site framework maps mouse input to the same actions: click Start to begin, hold the mouse button to accelerate and drag sideways to steer.
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Game guide
Real Riding Extreme is a first-person mountain bike game set on off-road hill tracks. Every level starts behind the rider's handlebars: the bike rolls forward on its own, you hold the screen to build speed and slide to steer left or right. A progress bar at the top runs from the level number to a checkered flag, and reaching the flag clears the stage with a coin reward. Later tracks scatter trees and rock blocks across the path, and hitting one throws the rider off the bike and ends the run.
Actual gameplay


Objective and input
The race begins from the Start button on the home screen, where the camera circles the rider. On the track the bike coasts forward by itself; press and hold anywhere to accelerate, and drag left or right to move sideways. The white progress bar at the top fills on the way to the checkered flag. Early levels are open downhill rides, while later ones place trees and rocks on the racing line - clipping one crashes the bike and shows the Failed panel with an Again button. Finishing pays coins, and the Devil button opens a harder Devil difficulty that pays a ten-times coin bonus for a few free attempts.
The site framework maps mouse input to the same actions: click Start to begin, hold the mouse button to accelerate and drag sideways to steer.
Tap Start on the home screen to begin a level; the bike rolls forward on its own.
Press and hold anywhere on the screen to accelerate.
Slide left or right to steer across the track and dodge trees and rocks.
What stands out
Races play out from behind the handlebars, with the rider's arms on the grips and the trail rushing over hills and dirt mounds ahead.
One finger does everything: hold to pick up speed and slide to dodge, spelled out by the first level's coaching text.
A Devil button opens a harder track where trees crowd the racing line and one hit ends the run.
Coins earned at the finish line pay for six rider outfits in the Cool skins shop, priced between 1000 and 5000 coins.
Useful guidance
Stay near the middle of the track as speed builds; trees and rock blocks punish wide drifts, and one hit ends the run.
Release the hold on gentle stretches - the bike keeps coasting forward, buying a moment to line up the next dodge.
Mist hides the trail in places, so ease off the hold when clouds roll in and steer by the treetops.
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