Downhill Rush: Bike Racer

You are on a bike, at the top of a mountain, and the trail only goes one way.

Downhill Rush is a first-person endless descent through a hand-painted forest valley.
No lanes, no rails, no auto-steer: hold anywhere on the screen and the bike goes where
your thumb is. The trail bends, the whoops throw you into the air, and the speed never
stops building.

REAL STEERING
Most runners give you three lanes. This gives you the whole trail. Lean into a corner
hard enough and the back end steps out into a drift, which costs you grip and buys you
angle. Getting a fast line through a bend is a skill, not a swipe.

GET AIRBORNE
The trail is built out of rolling whoops and kicker crests. Hit one flat out and you
will clear thirty metres of trail and whatever was sitting on it. Steering barely works
in the air, so commit before you leave the ground.

THE GRASS WON'T KILL YOU
Run wide and you are on the bank, fighting for grip and threading between trunks with
the camera shaking itself apart. It is survivable. It is rarely a good idea.

120 DESCENTS TO BEAT
There is a whole mountain behind the endless run: 120 numbered descents over ten
chapters, each one asking for a distance, a time, or simply that you last. Three stars
on all of them is 360, and the last chapter does not hand them over.

TWELVE BIKES, NINETEEN RIDERS
Every frame handles differently: top speed, acceleration, cornering, stability. Upgrade
six stats on each one, and pick a rider whose passive suits how you ride.

CRATES AND PART CARDS
Prime crates deal part cards for the bikes in your garage. Every drop rate is printed
on the crate screen, before you open anything.

A NEW SEASON EVERY 28 DAYS
Fifty tiers of rewards, earned by riding. The free track runs the whole way; the paid
track is there if you want it, and neither of them expires early.

PAINTED, NOT RENDERED
The whole game runs through a watercolour filter — soft washes, ink contours, paper
grain. It looks like a moving illustration, and at 100 km/h it looks like one that is
about to come apart.

• Free to play, playable entirely offline
• A different daily descent every day
• Daily rewards, daily and weekly missions, and a lucky spin
• Weekly and all-time distance leaderboards
• Achievements, player levels, rider levels
• One-handed portrait controls
• No timers, no energy, no waiting

How far down can you get?