5 BestMotorcycle Racing Games on Android

Racing is not just for cars. Motorcycles can also be used to speed down tracks and roads. But don’t worry, you don’t need to ride one in real life. You can enjoy the thrill of motorcycle racing through games on your Android phone.

There are many fun motorcycle racing games you can try. Whether you like MotoGP, motocross, or street racing, this list has something for you.

1. Traffic Rider

Traffic Rider is a motorcycle racing game made by Soner Kara. If you enjoy going fast and traveling far, this game is a great choice. Your goal is to ride your motorcycle as far and as fast as you can while avoiding obstacles. The game also includes a Career Mode with over 70 missions.

The controls use a mix of tilting your phone and tapping on gas and brake buttons. This makes the game feel more realistic, almost like holding a real motorcycle handlebar. Another great thing about this game is the detailed graphics. You can race during the day or at night, and both look very real.

What I like about Traffic Rider:

• Career Mode with more than 70 missions
• Easy-to-use controls with tilting and screen buttons
• Great-looking graphics with day and night scenes
• Exciting experience of riding fast on the highway

One thing to note:

• The gameplay can start to feel the same if you play for too long

2. 32SECS: Neon City Rider 2

The first time I played 32SECS: Neon City Rider 2, I was amazed by how the game looked. The bright neon lights, the futuristic city and road designs, and the cool vehicle details all gave the game a modern feel. It really looks stunning.

This game offers two modes. In City Map mode, you can explore different cities and complete various racing challenges. There’s also Endless Race mode, where you race non-stop and test your reflexes for as long as possible.

The controls are simple. Just steer the motorcycle left or right to avoid traffic, and press the nitro button to boost your speed.

One special feature in this game is the audio warning system. If you make a mistake, it gives you a sound alert. This makes the game feel more futuristic and realistic.

You can also collect sci-fi-style motorcycles and upgrade them. These upgrades make your bike faster, stronger, and more durable. Another plus is you can play it offline. So, you don’t need internet to enjoy the game.

What I like about 32SECS: Neon City Rider 2:

• The neon and futuristic visuals are really eye-catching
• Easy controls but still fun to play
• The audio alerts add to the sci-fi atmosphere
• Can be played offline
• Many cool bikes you can upgrade

One thing to note:

• There’s no online multiplayer mode

3. Racing Fever: Moto

Racing Fever: Moto is a fun and exciting motorcycle racing game with a simple story. You play as a character who loses his favorite bike, but later gets a new one and returns to the racing world.

In this game, you won’t be racing on a circuit. The races take place on highways filled with cars and other vehicles. To win, you need to avoid traffic and keep your speed steady.

At the beginning, you can join a short tutorial. After that, you’ll go straight into races against different opponents. Some of them ride motorcycles, but others drive cars.

To improve your bike, use the coins you earn from races to upgrade it. This will help you race better and win more easily. The game includes many levels. You’ll start in the city, but later you can unlock other locations. There’s also a multiplayer mode, so you can race with your friends.

One interesting part of this game is the custom race mode. You can set the traffic level, change the weather, and even choose how many police chase you. Besides the usual race mode, the police chase adds an extra challenge and makes the game more exciting.

However, there are a few small issues. When I played, the racing itself worked well and the controls were responsive. But some menus on the home screen didn’t work properly. Sometimes the pop-up windows froze while the background kept moving. A few menu buttons also didn’t respond when pressed.

What I like about Racing Fever: Moto:

• A story that gives you a reason to keep playing
• Lots of levels and race locations
• Multiplayer mode for racing with friends
• Custom race mode for a more personal experience

One thing to note:

• Some menus can freeze or stop responding

4. Real Moto 2

If you enjoy motorcycle racing, Real Moto 2 is a game that gives a fun and satisfying experience. As the follow-up to the first Real Moto game, this version brings smoother 3D graphics, weather effects, time changes, and more choices of motorcycles and tracks.

The gameplay is similar to other racing simulation games. You can pick a motorcycle, improve its speed, acceleration, brakes, and handling, and then join races on different tracks. The controls are simple, but they still give you the feeling of riding a real sports bike.

Real Moto 2 offers several game modes. There’s GP Mode, inspired by MotoGP races, GP Campaign for single-player racing, City Map mode for street racing, and multiplayer mode to compete against other players’ best times. These modes make the game more fun and competitive.

One thing to note is the number of ads. After each race, an ad usually appears.

What I like about Real Moto 2:

• Smooth 3D graphics with changing weather and time
• Motorcycle upgrades that feel detailed and useful
• Exciting modes like GP and multiplayer
• Easy controls that still feel like real racing

One thing to note:

• There are many ads between races

5. Xtreme Motorbikes

Unlike most racing games that only focus on speed, Xtreme Motorbikes adds something different. It includes freestyle tricks and a bit of open-world riding, where you can freely explore the streets.

The controls in this game are more detailed than usual. Besides gas and brake, there are buttons for turning signals, adjusting the camera angle, and doing freestyle moves. This makes the game more challenging than regular motorcycle games.

There are more than 30 sports bikes you can choose from. You can change the color, rims, turn signals, and even the color of the smoke from your bike. The rider’s look can also be changed to fit your style. You can adjust the weather too, which makes the racing feel more varied.

A good thing about this game is that it works on many types of phones. You can choose the graphics quality, from low to ultra, depending on your device. So, whether you're using a basic or high-end phone, the game will still run well.

What I like about Xtreme Motorbikes:

• Graphics settings that match your phone’s performance
• More than 30 detailed sports bikes
• Full customization for both bike and rider
• Weather and camera options for a fresh racing feel
• Freestyle moves that bring extra fun to the game

Things to note:

• The controls are more complex and may confuse beginners
• The game speed is slower than most racing games

So, that’s the full list of motorcycle racing games I find fun and challenging. You can choose the one that fits your style. If you know other great motorcycle games, feel free to share them in the comments!