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Lonely Mountains: Downhill (2019)
6.9/10on IGDB
Released
A familiar descent turns into a different ride once you start leaving the marked trail. Take the scenic line to learn the slope, then look for shortcuts off the path and see which ones you can ride cleanly. The bikes handle differently, so changing bikes gives you a reason to revisit the same mountain.
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Descenders (2019)
6.5/10on IGDB
Released
Take this over a set of memorized courses if you want to make decisions on sight. Descenders generates tracks with different jumps, slopes and hillbombs, and the physics let you make subtle adjustments to the rider. See how smoothly you can get down a new slope before you start trying to pull off tricks on it.
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Wheel World (2025)
5.6/10on IGDB
Released
There’s a reason to wander off the race route in this adventure. You can collect parts and use them to build a bike for faster stretches or rougher ground. It’s a good pick if you enjoy tinkering with a build and want an open world to ride through between races.
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Tour de France 2026 (2026)
Released
Save your nerve for the wet descents. Rain can arrive partway through a stage, and a line that made sense on dry pavement may be too risky once the road gets slippery. This is the road-racing pick if you want to make split-second decisions from the saddle. There’s a dedicated rain tutorial for getting used to the handling.
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Pro Cycling Manager 26 (2026)
Released
Figuring out who should lead can take as much thought as the race itself. Choose the races that matter most to your team and assign roles around each rider’s strengths. The game supplies an initial season plan you can adjust, so you can start by changing one rider’s schedule and see how that affects the rest of the squad.
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Riders Republic (2021)
5.6/10on IGDB
Released
Start with the dedicated bike events. A downhill race gives you a finish line to chase, while a slopestyle event gives you room to work on tricks. The big Mass Races can switch sports mid-event, so stick with the bike races if you want to spend the whole run on two wheels.
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Downhill Domination (2003)
7.3/10on IGDB
Released
This PlayStation 2 racer gives you room to pick a line through forests, canyons and city streets while the other riders bear down on you. Try Technical Downhill for tighter terrain, or Freeride for more room to experiment. The stunts and rider-on-rider combat put this firmly in the arcade camp.
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BMX Streets (2024)
Released
A handrail is enough to keep you busy in this street BMX sandbox. The bumpers control the rider’s hands and the triggers control their feet, so a grind asks you to learn what to do with the rider as well as the bike. Take it one trick at a time and use the open world to find a spot you want to practice.
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Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 (2001)
5.0/10on IGDB
Released
The console game gives you open areas to explore and challenges to complete with tricks. Pick an obstacle and work out how to link the moves into a line before worrying about the rest of the course. It’s a good choice if you have the original hardware and want a freestyle game built around improvising with the terrain.
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Shred! 2 - ft Sam Pilgrim (2018)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Once you can make it to the end of a downhill run, try fitting tricks into the same route. The courses are built by hand, so there’s room to work out where a particular combo fits. Slopestyle and street courses give you more places to practice if the downhill runs are going by too fast.
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Pumped BMX Pro (2019)
7.7/10on IGDB
Released
The trick list is only half the challenge in this side-view freestyler. The game is built around momentum, so use the shape of a course to get enough air for a move you can land cleanly. Choose it if you like running the same handmade track until the jumps feel like one continuous line.
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Mad Skills BMX 2 (2018)
Released
Here the payoff for a clean jump is seeing how much ground you gain on a rival. The side-scrolling view lets you read the next rise while you’re still coming down from the last one. Pick it for quick BMX races where timing matters more to you than putting together a freestyle routine.
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Touchgrind BMX 2
Use two fingers on the screen to pull off barspins, tailwhips and flips. The physics make those moves worth learning separately before you string them together for a score. There’s a visual guide to the tricks, and the app offers in-app purchases.
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Free Rider HD (2014)
Released
The tracks are drawn by other players, so a ride might be a straightforward string of ramps or a tangle of loops. Work on your balance and rotation until you can pick up every star, then chase another rider’s ghost if you want a time to beat. A crash is a chance to restart and try a different line.
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Zwift (2015)
Released
If you already ride indoors, this is the pick where the effort in your legs is part of the game. In a virtual pack, sitting on another rider’s wheel takes less power than holding the same speed in the open. You’ll need compatible cycling equipment, such as a bike and trainer, and an account. Check an event’s equipment rules before entering a race.
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