Line Rider

Game Introduction

Line Rider is more like a physics sketchbook rather than a regular level-based game. You draw the road first, hit 'play', and then the little rider demonstrates all those spots on your road where it was either not steep enough, or the connection between two lines wasn't smooth, or there were jumps you overestimated. And there isn't just one right path to create. It could be either a peaceful descent, an awesome stunt road, or a silly loop, as long as it allows you to move along. This is the secret of the game's longevity: everything that falls off shows you the weak spot of your design.

How to Play Line Rider

Make a small segment and check it out before the track starts becoming hard to edit. Draw smooth curves when drawing a speed adjustment point since corners are likely to launch the rider off the path. Have a build-up before a major jump, and make sure that there is enough distance and angle in the landing to grab the sled. When making a crash in a certain part of the track, stop the process and modify the segment where the crash occurred, not all the segments in the drawing. It’s also advisable to use the undo and erase features when editing mistakes. The best paths are formed through multiple trials rather than through a single continuous attempt.

Line Rider Game Features

• Freehand track drawings
• Physics records
• Editor functions
• Undo and erase options
• Shareable courses
• Test and revise stunt courses
• Sandbox for creative sled movement

Controls

Press the short keys to play, stop, undo, or switch tools. Use the mouse to click and drag to delete, select, play, or stop.

On touch screens, tap with one finger to draw, and use the play, stop, delete, or undo tools.

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