Tilt your phone to steer. Hit BOOST to blast past traffic, launch off ramps, and squeeze between two vehicles at once for a split bonus.
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 and charges your boost meter; a lane-split (squeezing between two vehicles on opposite sides at once) charges it even faster. Hold BOOST (or Space / Shift) once it's charged for a burst of speed. Hit a ramp and you'll catch air — you're invincible to traffic while airborne, and landing pays out a bonus that's bigger the more vehicles you clear underneath you.
Moto Rush is a hand-drawn pseudo-3D motorcycle highway racer -- tilt your phone to steer through traffic, hit boost, launch off ramps, and squeeze between vehicles for bonus points.
Traffic gets faster and denser the farther you ride -- see how long you can keep threading the needle.
Yes. Moto Rush is completely free to play in your browser at rivalpit.com/motorush/, no download, install, or account required to start playing.
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.
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.
Driving onto a ramp launches your bike into the air. 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.
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.