Moto Rush

Tilt your phone to steer. Squeeze between two trucks at once for a split bonus. Don't crash.

📏 Distance: 0m
🔥 Combo: 0
🏍️ Speed: 0
🏆 Best: 0m

Moto Rush

Tilt your phone left/right to steer — or use arrow keys / the on-screen buttons. Weave through highway traffic and squeeze close for combo points.

Crashed!

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Open Road is the classic run: one crash ends it, so bank distance and combo points while you can. Pursuit swaps that for a rival cop bike closing in behind you — a crash costs you ground instead of ending the run outright, but let the gap hit zero and you're caught. Near-missing a vehicle builds your combo; get close to two vehicles on opposite sides at once for a lane-split bonus.

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🏍️ About Moto Rush

Moto Rush is a hand-drawn motorcycle highway racer -- tilt your phone to steer through traffic and squeeze between vehicles for bonus points.

How to Play

  1. On a phone, tap the phone icon and tilt left or right to steer -- your bike moves freely across the whole road, not locked to lanes.
  2. On desktop, use the arrow keys or on-screen buttons instead.
  3. Squeeze close past a vehicle without hitting it for a near-miss combo, or thread the gap between two vehicles at once for a bigger split bonus.
  4. Choose Open Road for a classic one-crash-ends-it run, or Pursuit to outrun a rival bike that closes in behind you.

Traffic gets faster and denser the farther you ride -- see how long you can keep threading the needle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Moto Rush free to play?

Yes. Moto Rush is completely free to play in your browser at rivalpit.com/motorush/, no download, install, or account required to start playing.

Does Moto Rush support phone tilt controls?

Yes. On a phone, tap the phone icon and tilt left or right to steer the motorcycle -- on-screen arrow buttons and desktop arrow keys work too.

What's the difference between Open Road and Pursuit mode?

Open Road ends the run the moment you crash. Pursuit adds a rival bike closing in behind you -- a crash costs you ground instead of ending the run, but if the gap hits zero you're caught.