Dirtbike Simulator

Feel the real bike

Dirtbike Simulator is a hardcore motocross simulator built for riders who want extreme realism, and built together with its community. You don’t press a button to take a corner here. You ride. Shift your body weight, work the throttle, clutch and brakes, and feel the bike react to the ground. The front dives under braking, the rear steps out when you overdo the throttle, and every jump depends on how you hit the face.

Behind it all is a physics model that accurately reproduces a motorcycle’s chassis dynamics, down to the gyroscopic effect of the wheels.

Engines with character

2-stroke and 4-stroke bikes behave differently, just like at the real track. The 2-stroke hits hard in the powerband and wants the clutch out of corners. The 4-stroke pulls from the bottom and holds you back with engine braking.

And you hear all of it. The engine sound isn’t a looped recording. It’s generated in real time, combustion by combustion, from what the engine is doing at that exact moment. RPM, load, gear, misfires, the rev limiter and the bark of the exhaust all come straight from the simulation, so no two throttle blips ever sound the same. The sound is fully customizable too: shape the tone of the engine and exhaust until you get exactly the sound you want.

Realistic mechanics

Take care of your bike. Engine temperature, fuel consumption and wear all matter. Push it too hard and you can blow the head gasket or seize the engine completely.

Dyno garage

Strap your bike to the dyno, open the throttle and watch the engine work. Tune the transmission and gear ratios, set up the CDI and rev limiter the way you like, and fine-tune the bike’s sound down to the smallest detail.

Tune it your way

Want a more stable bike or a more aggressive one? Lighter or heavier steering? A more active rider on the bike? Dozens of riding parameters can be tuned, saved as your own presets and swapped any time. From first-timers looking for fun to riders chasing every detail, the game adapts to you.

A track that changes as you ride

We call it Next Terrain Deformation: the dirt remembers. Every lap leaves ruts and lines in the ground, and the track evolves through the session. With dynamic time of day, weather and lighting, the same track never looks the same twice.

Cinematic replay

Everything you do on the track is recorded. Watch in slow motion, rewind, switch cameras and find out where you lost time. Then race your own ghost to beat your best lap.

• Drone mode: fly an FPV drone around the track during the replay, with real drone-style radio controls, and chase the bike through dives, tight turns and low passes. Capture shots that look like they were filmed by a pro.

• Augmented reality: use your phone as a camera. An external device streams its movement to the game in real time. Walk around the room, point, move closer, and the replay camera follows your every move, as if you were trackside with a camera in your hands.

Game modes

• Time Attack: gate drop, countdown and the hunt for the perfect lap

• Free Ride: open track, no clock, just you and the bike

• Race (coming soon): compete online against other riders in organized heats

• Custom (coming soon): community tracks with their own events made by the track author, such as tag, last man standing, king of the hill and much more

Built for mods

The community is at the heart of the game:

• Tracks: install new tracks built by other players

• Bikes: new models with their own look

• Rider gear: swap helmet, goggles, boots and gear piece by piece, as a new paint job or a whole new model, and mix mods from different creators

• Free SDK: official tools to create and publish your own content