Moto Rush just went through the biggest overhaul it's had since launch. The road, the bike, the traffic -- all rebuilt from the ground up -- plus two brand-new mechanics that change how a run actually feels: boost and ramp jumps.
A real sense of speed: pseudo-3D graphics
The road now narrows to a horizon in front of you instead of scrolling flat from the top of the screen, with traffic scaling and shifting as it gets closer -- the highway-racer look Moto Rush was always going for. The bike and every vehicle got a full art pass too: a gradient tank, a helmet-and-visor rider, rotating wheel spokes, and headlight glow on the bike; shaded bodywork, glass, and lights on the cars, vans, and trucks around you. A sunset sky and an engine sound that rises and falls with your speed round out the feel.
New: the boost meter
Threading traffic now pays off in a way it didn't before. Near-missing a vehicle or pulling off a lane-split -- squeezing between two vehicles on opposite sides at once -- charges a boost meter. Once it has charge, hold the BOOST button (or Space/Shift on desktop) for a burst of speed. It drains while you hold it, so timing when to spend it is its own small skill on top of just not crashing.
New: ramp jumps
Ramps now show up on the road every so often -- hard to miss, striped like a hazard sign. Drive onto one and your bike launches into the air for about a second. You're completely invincible to traffic while you're up there, and landing pays out a score bonus that gets bigger for every vehicle you cleared underneath you, plus a top-up to your boost meter. It's the single move that makes a run feel like a highway-racer highlight reel instead of just dodging cars.
Try it now
All of this is live right now at rivalpit.com/motorush -- free to play, no download, no update to install. Tilt your phone to steer, or use the arrow keys on desktop, and see how far you can push it.
Frequently asked questions
What changed in the Moto Rush update?
The road is now rendered in pseudo-3D perspective with a horizon and richly detailed bike and traffic art, plus two new mechanics: a boost meter and ramp jumps.
How does boost work in Moto Rush?
Near-missing traffic and pulling off lane-splits charges your boost meter. Once it has charge, hold the BOOST button (or Space/Shift on desktop) for a burst of speed.
What do ramps do in Moto Rush?
Driving onto a ramp launches your bike airborne for about a second. You're invincible to traffic while airborne, and landing pays out a score and boost bonus that's bigger the more vehicles you cleared underneath you.
Do I need to update or reinstall anything to see the changes?
No. Moto Rush is a browser game, so the update is already live -- just open rivalpit.com/motorush and everything described here is already there.