Fire Ring Crossing

 49.99

SKU: 161BCFAB-21B2-D074-A5BB-16A140599DC6 Categories:

Please note that this is a purely digital game and only supports one-time delivery.

Game Introduction

“Extreme Motorcycle Rider” is a thrilling and challenging virtual racing game where players become professional motorcyclists in a vast world of tracks, pushing the limits of speed on high-performance motorcycles. The game features a variety of tracks, from bustling city streets to wild mountain roads, from highways to extreme obstacle courses, offering a fresh adventure with every ride.

Players can freely choose their favorite motorcycle model and customize it by upgrading its performance, appearance, and equipment to create their own unique ride. Precise controls, high-speed drifting, and aerial leaps provide a thrilling and realistic motorcycle driving experience.

Compete against other players in intense racing battles, break leaderboard records, and claim your championship glory. Whether you’re a speed-obsessed fanatic or an adventurous track enthusiast, you can find your own motorcycle legend here.

Start your engine, grip the handlebars, embark on the road to speed, and become the strongest motorcyclist in the virtual world!

Climb a steep staircase made of logs. Each log rolls, and you must use throttle and weight control to keep the rear wheels traction on the logs. “Wooden Ladder Climbing” simulates a lumberyard transport route.

Gameplay: When the logs are slippery, reduce tire pressure (virtual pressure adjustment); when dry, maintain speed to avoid skipping teeth. The height of each step increases.

Skill Pack Details:

Log Grip (Displays the current friction contact area between the log and the tire)

Climax Control (Indicates the optimal throttle opening range)

Anti-Rollback (Automatically applies a brief front brake to prevent backward movement)
Level Descriptions:

Levels 100-300: Gentle Ladder (10cm height per step).

Levels 301-750: Medium Ladder (20cm), requires precise timing of throttle release.

Levels 751-1450: Wet Logs (simulated by water spraying).

Levels 1451-2500: Logs of varying diameters, sudden changes in grip.

Levels 2501-3900: Nighttime climbing, relying solely on the reflection of the wood grain.

Levels 3901-5900: Continuous multi-level logs without platforms.

Levels 5901-8000: No grip indicators, relying entirely on engine sound feedback.