Brake late, let the rear step out, plant your boot and slide it in. Pin it on the exit, launch the next tabletop. Hold your phone like a pair of handlebars: tilt it to lean the bike, tip it forward for throttle, tip it back to brake. Nineteen neon circuits, five supermotos, and real physics.
No virtual buttons to hunt for. The way you hold your phone or tablet leans the bike, opens the throttle and squeezes the brakes, and a light, short-geared supermoto answers: the rear steps out on the brakes, lights up on the gas and leaves the ground on every tabletop.
S1
Hold it landscape
HyperMoto plays in landscape on phones and tablets. Hold the device like a pair of handlebars.
S2
Three-step tilt setup
Hold it the way you like to play (sitting back, lying down, flat or upright), then lean right and tip forward once so the game learns your hands. Dead zone and smoothing are tuned for you.
S3
Brake upright, then tip it in
Lower the right side to lean right, as if leaning a motorcycle into a bend. Tip the top edge away from you for throttle and back toward you to brake. Small movements are enough: circuit 1 coaches you section by section.
Tilt to lean
Foot out and skimming the tarmac in a shower of sparks, or knee on the deck: your rider's style, the same physics.
Tip back to brake
Hammer the brakes into a hairpin and the rear steps out, tightening your line. Hold it at the limit too long with ABS off and you're on the deck.
Tip forward for throttle
Gas it hard while leaned over and the rear lights up in a power slide. Too much in first and the front comes up.
Fly it straight
Hit the lip square, stand on the pegs, whip it if you dare, and land on the down-ramp. Touch down still laid over and you're going down.
Read the surface
Loose dirt, wet patches and standing water take the grip away. Brake earlier there, and stay inside the track limits: a lap beyond them doesn't count.
Rather use your thumbs? Switch to touch steering in Settings for an on-screen stick, on the side of the screen you prefer: drag it to steer, accelerate and brake. The bike rides with identical physics either way.
In the game
Every circuit, straight from the game
Real frames from HyperMoto, one from every circuit: a skyline ring at sunset, Martian switchbacks, a sea of plasma, a canyon under a lava fall, a black hole's accretion disk, a grand prix through a city of light and a finale in a coliseum at dusk.
The championship
Nineteen circuits, two to four laps
Hairpins, chicanes and slaloms, crests and drops, tabletops, step-ups and doubles, loose dirt, wet patches and standing water, each circuit teaching you before it tests you. And every one has an alternative route: two ways through, the same time on paper, a different fight. Switchbacks on Mars, a spiral into a black hole's gravity well, the HyperMoto Grand Prix at night in a city of light, a climb round a neon tower, caverns under a buried machine and a finale in a coliseum at dusk.
05Ratchet ArenaThe Clockwork StadiumTechnical · 2 lapsFull game
06Gravity WellThe Tidal RingOriginal · 2 lapsFull game
07Ice HaloThe Frozen RingsFast · 3 lapsFull game
08EmberfallThe Rutted CanyonTechnical · 3 lapsFull game
09Hothouse ScrambleUnder Frozen GlassOriginal · 3 lapsFull game
10TidebreakThe Breakwater SandsFast · 3 lapsFull game
11Furnace HillThe Slag Heap ScrambleTechnical · 3 lapsFull game
12HalftwistAbove the Cloud SeaOriginal · 3 lapsFull game
13StratojumpSky PlatformsFast · 3 lapsFull game
14Viridian RutsNebula JungleTechnical · 4 lapsFull game
15Event SpiralThe Black HelixOriginal · 4 lapsFull game
16Lumen City GPHyperMoto Grand PrixSpecial · 4 lapsFull game
17Neon CorkscrewThe Tower ClimbTechnical · 4 lapsFull game
18UndervaultNeon CavernsOriginal · 4 lapsFull game
19Dusk ColiseumThe Grand FinaleFast · 4 lapsFull game
Free Free chapter, yours to keep Full game: unlocked by one purchase
Each circuit opens when you finish the one before it. Plus a short practice circuit for free riding, with no timing and nothing recorded, to feel every change of settings (Settings › Controls › Open test area).
The garage
Five supermotos, five voices
Two thumping singles, two twins and one electric: close on pace, poles apart in character. Every engine is synthesised live, firing pulse by firing pulse, with blips on the downshift and crackle on the overrun.
Kinetik 690 SMR
Single cylinder · 693 cc
The benchmark: a big single with grunt from nothing, happiest backed into a hairpin and fired out of it. The most versatile of the five.
Top speed
188 km/h
0–100 km/h
3.55 s
Unlock
Yours from the start
Nordvik FS 450
Race single · 450 cc
A featherweight race single that screams to 12,000 rpm and the most agile bike on the grid. Flick it, rev it, never let it bog down.
Top speed
183 km/h
0–100 km/h
3.65 s
Unlock
Finish circuit 4 (free chapter)
Ventura RXS 550
77° V-twin · 553 cc
A light, high-strung V-twin that howls past 13,000 rpm, with a hard, angry bark. Keep it singing and it flies through the twisty stuff.
Top speed
185 km/h
0–100 km/h
3.60 s
Unlock
Finish circuit 9 (full game)
Borgo 950 R
90° L-twin · 937 cc
The big gun: the biggest engine on the grid, torque everywhere and the hardest launch of the petrol bikes. The fastest, and the least agile: brake early.
Top speed
193 km/h
0–100 km/h
3.50 s
Unlock
Finish circuit 14 (full game)
Electron Thrill
Two in-wheel motors · direct drive
No gears, no clutch, no exhaust: the fiercest launch, regenerative braking in both wheels, the lowest centre of gravity and a live current gauge.
Top speed
180 km/h
0–100 km/h
3.30 s
Unlock
Finish all 19 circuits (full game)
Features
Built for slides, timed to the thousandth
It rides like a real supermoto
Light, short-geared and built for the tight stuff. Hammer the brakes into a hairpin and the rear steps out, tightening your line; with ABS off, hold it at the limit too long and you're down. Gas it hard while leaned over and the rear lights up in a power slide. In the air, stand on the pegs and whip it, but touch down still laid over and you're going down. Dirt sections, berms and rhythm rollers, wet patches and standing water change the grip under you, and the suspension visibly dives, squats and soaks up every landing. A crash is a real crash, and the clock keeps running.
Duel Mode or Solo Mode
In Duel Mode a rival lines up beside you on a three-cylinder Tritone 800 in its own colours and fights you bar to bar all the way to the flag. Bang into it too hard and you're down. Choose its skill, and its riding style too:
Amateur
Pilot
Racer
Prefer the circuit to yourself? Solo Mode is just you, the clock and your ghost. Times, medals and records count exactly the same in both.
Time is the only judge
Sector splits against your best, lap after lap
Best laps, and the ghost of your best race to chase
A medal for every circuit, against its reference times
Every rider aid off? Your times carry the Pro badge
Bronze
Silver
Gold
Platinum
Online leaderboards
Race and best-lap boards for every circuit, plus the free-chapter and full-championship boards. See the Top 100 or the riders around you, worldwide or in your country. Publishing is optional and yours to time, once every 24 hours, with no account.
Every race is re-simulated on the server before it counts, so every time on the board was really ridden. Tap a record to watch the race with the TV cameras, or challenge it as your ghost.
Electronics, your way
Traction control, wheelie control and slide control (off to level 3), ABS (cornering, standard or off) and engine braking, each adjustable in the Garage, or one of four presets:
Road
Track
Race
Pro
Every race, like on TV
Cross the line and watch it again as a broadcast rebuilt from your own inputs, with a director cutting between trackside cameras, or pick the helicopter, chase, onboard or tail cam. Pause, slow it down to ×¼, run it at ×2, jump anywhere in the race.
Then open photo mode: orbit the bike, set the field of view, tilt and exposure, add real panning motion blur, pick a filter and nail the panning shot.
TV
Heli
Chase
Onboard
Tail cam
Natural
Vivid
B&W
Vintage
Cinema
Foot down or knee down
Ride it motocross-style, lid with peak and goggles, inside boot out and skimming the tarmac in a shower of sparks, or road-racer style in leathers, hanging off with your knee on the deck. Pick your rival's style too. Your style, your look: the physics stay the same.
Sound you can ride by
Each bike has its own voice, synthesised live, and your rival's triple has its own. An original soundtrack has a theme for every circuit and builds as you pick up speed. The limit of lean, kerbs, running off the track, impacts and the start lights come through in vibration too.
Fourteen liveries for bike and rider
Six classic and eight futuristic. Ten are yours from the start; Prism Holo, Plasma Shell and Liquid Mercury come as you finish circuits, and Event Horizon when you finish them all. Every livery rides with identical physics.
Rosso Tricolore
Endurance Blue
Racing Green
Black & Gold
Chequered Legend
Bare Metal
Factory Colours
Neon Circuit
Solar Flare
Aurora Veil
Prism Holo
Plasma Shell
Liquid Mercury
Event Horizon
Tilt, tuned to you
Smooth, Balanced and Sport control feels with plain-language help, plus steering and throttle & brake sensitivity, dead zone, input smoothing and inversion. A test area with no timing and nothing recorded lets you feel every change.
Accessibility built in
Everyone should be able to ride. Comfort and clarity options are a tap away in Settings:
Touch steering
Control feel presets
Reduced motion
Reduced flashing
Reduced camera shake
High-contrast cues
Larger interface
Captions
Vibration strength
Left- or right-handed layout
Camera distance
Level horizon
Twenty languages
English
Español
Français
Deutsch
Italiano
Português (Brasil)
Nederlands
Polski
Türkçe
Русский
العربية
اردو
हिन्दी
বাংলা
Bahasa Indonesia
Tiếng Việt
ไทย
简体中文
日本語
한국어
Made to be played, not to watch you
No ads, no tracking, no analytics, no account and no sign-in. Your progress, records, ghosts and settings stay on your device. The only things that ever leave it are the races you choose to publish to the leaderboards and the check that your purchase is genuine. Published record races are public like the times: other riders can watch them and challenge them. Read the privacy policy.
Smooth on every device
Auto quality picks the right detail for your device and quietly adapts to its temperature and the circuit you are riding. Low to Ultra presets, a Battery Saver mode, and higher frame rates on screens that can show them evenly.
Fair and honest
Race four circuits free. Unlock the rest once.
One purchase opens everything that follows. No ads, no timers, no subscription, nothing else to buy.
The full game is a one-time, non-consumable in-app purchase sold through the App Store and Google Play. US$6.99 is the price in the United States; in other countries the store shows the local price in your currency, which may differ and may include local taxes. The exact price is always shown by the store before you confirm. A purchase belongs to the store account used to buy it: buying on the App Store does not unlock the Android version, and buying on Google Play does not unlock the iOS version. Your times, medals and ghosts from circuits 1–4 stay yours either way.
Also on your computer
Play the free demo in your browser
The desktop edition rides with a keyboard, a gamepad or the mouse. Race circuits 1–4 right now, then own all nineteen circuits as one file that plays offline in your browser: US$7.99 on itch.io.
