Hit the lip, scrub the jump, whip it flat and land it straight. Rail high clay berms, power-slide loose turns and squirt the throttle down the rhythm lane. Hold your phone like a pair of handlebars: tilt it to steer, tip forward for throttle, tip back to brake. Eighteen championship circuits, six motocross bikes, and real physics.
On a computer? Play the free desktop demo in your browser.
How it rides
No virtual buttons to hunt for. The way you hold your phone or tablet steers the bike, opens the throttle and squeezes the brakes. In the air, full pitch and whip control lets you backflip, scrub and land clean on the downside.
HyperCross plays in landscape on phones and tablets. Hold the device like a pair of handlebars.
Hold it the way you like to play (sitting back, lying down, flat or upright), then lean right and tip forward once so the game learns your hands. Dead zone and smoothing are tuned for you.
Lower the right side to lean right, as if leaning a motorcycle into a bend. Tip the top edge away from you for throttle and back toward you to brake. Small movements are enough: circuit 1 coaches you section by section.
Lean into clay berms or throw sideways whips in the air over tabletops and doubles for style and scrub speed.
Hard braking squares off corners and drops the nose in flight. Brake straight before slick patches to stay in control.
Pin the throttle to blast out of corners, wheelie over rollers, and lift the nose in the air for backflip rotation.
Throttle rotates the bike backwards, brake tips the nose down, and steering whips sideways. Match the landing slope perfectly.
Hardpack, damp clay, gravel, mud, sand, snow, ice and puddles all respond differently. Respect track limits to keep your laps valid.
Rather use your thumbs? Switch to touch steering in Settings for an on-screen stick, on the side of the screen you prefer: drag it to steer, accelerate and brake. The bike rides with identical physics either way.
In the game
Real captures from HyperCross, one from every circuit: Emerald Hollow training bowl, Red Clay canyon, quarry gravel beds, desert dunes, stadium cinder oval, pine forest river run, alpine slalom, volcanic ash fields and the alien megacity finale.
The championship
Tabletops, step-ups, whoop sections, camelbacks and doubles; dry hardpack, wet clay, loose sand, mud and ice. Each circuit teaches you before it tests you. Rollers in Emerald Hollow, speedway drifting on Cinder Oval, deep ruts in Mudbath Valley, white stone terraces in Marble Quarry, and the low-gravity jumps of Xeno City.
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Each circuit opens when you finish the one before it. Plus a short practice circuit for free riding, with no timing and nothing recorded, to feel every change of settings (Settings › Controls › Open test area).
The garage
Screaming two-strokes, torquey four-strokes, and a twin-motor electric monster. Every engine is synthesised live, firing pulse by firing pulse, with crisp overrun and throttle snap.
The lightest and sharpest: a 125 that screams past 14,000 rpm and flicks from line to line. Hard to hold on the throttle, unbeatable for agility.
A 250 four-stroke that is steady, predictable and forgiving. The bike to learn on: it will not bite when you get it wrong.
The heavy four-stroke: torque everywhere and the most forgiving of the six. Of the combustion bikes, the slowest to flick over.
A 250 two-stroke whose power comes on late and hard. Light and quick to flick, happiest kept high in the revs, easy to overcook.
The brute: a 500 two-stroke with the biggest wheelies in the game and the liveliest rear. Hold it wide open in 1st and 2nd and it will loop.
No gears, no clutch, no exhaust. Two in-wheel motors give the hardest launch and the shortest stops of the six. The least manoeuvrable, so plan your lines.
Features
Light, responsive and engineered for rough terrain. Hit the lip, lean into clay berms, and scrub jumps to stay low and fast. In flight, air pitch control lets you lift or drop the nose with throttle and brake, or whip the bike sideways. Land clean on the downside or pay the price. Rollers, whoops, tabletops, sand washes and standing water dynamically affect traction, suspension squat and tire grip.
In Duel Mode a rival lines up beside you at the starting gate and battles bar to bar to the chequered flag. Choose from three rival skill tiers:
Prefer the track to yourself? Solo Mode is just you, the clock and your ghost. Times, medals and records count exactly the same in both.
Race and best-lap boards for every circuit, plus the free-chapter and full-championship boards. See the Top 100 or riders around you worldwide or in your country. Publishing is optional, once every 24 hours, with no account required.
Every race is re-simulated on the server before it counts, ensuring every time was really ridden. Tap any record to watch the race with TV cameras, or challenge it as your ghost.
Traction control, wheelie control, slide control, ABS and engine braking, each individually adjustable in the Garage, or choose from four presets:
Cross the finish line and watch your race again as a broadcast rebuilt from your exact inputs, cutting between dynamic trackside cameras, helicopter, chase, onboard or tail cam. Pause, slow it down to ×¼, run at ×2, or jump anywhere in the race.
Then open photo mode: orbit the bike, set FOV, tilt and exposure, add real panning motion blur, pick a filter and capture the perfect shot.
Roll up behind the starting gate, watch the starting lights, drop the clutch and pin it as the gate drops. Nail the holeshot into turn one and defend your line over the first rhythm section.
Every bike engine has its own unique voice synthesised in real time, from high-revving 2-stroke buzz to deep 4-stroke thumps and instant electric torque whine. Surface changes, rut vibrations and jump landings give tactile haptic feedback.
Six factory classics and eight futuristic cyber schemes. Ten are yours from the start; Prism Holo, Plasma Shell and Liquid Mercury unlock as you conquer circuits, and Event Horizon when you finish all 18.
Smooth, Balanced and Sport control feels with plain-language setup, plus steering and throttle & brake sensitivity, dead zone, input smoothing and axis inversion. A test area with no timing lets you experiment freely.
Everyone should be able to ride. Comfort and accessibility options are a tap away in Settings:
No ads, no tracking, no analytics, no account and no sign-in. Your progress, records, ghosts and settings stay on your device. The only thing that ever leaves it are the race times you choose to publish to the leaderboards. Read the privacy policy.
Auto quality picks the right detail for your hardware and quietly adapts to temperature and circuit complexity. Low to Ultra presets, Battery Saver mode, and high refresh rates up to 120 fps on compatible screens.
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One purchase opens everything that follows. No ads, no timers, no subscription, nothing else to buy.
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US$6.99
One-time in-app purchase · no subscription
The full game is a one-time, non-consumable in-app purchase sold through the App Store and Google Play. US$6.99 is the price in the United States; in other countries the store shows the local price in your currency, which may differ and may include local taxes. The exact price is always shown by the store before you confirm. A purchase belongs to the store account used to buy it: buying on the App Store does not unlock the Android version, and buying on Google Play does not unlock the iOS version. Your times, medals and ghosts from circuits 1–4 stay yours either way.
iOS & Android
Identical circuits, bikes, physics and features. Here is what differs between the App Store and Google Play versions.
| Topic | iPhone & iPad (App Store) | Android (Google Play) |
|---|---|---|
| Requires | iOS / iPadOS 15.0 or later | Android 7.0 or later |
| Devices | iPhone and iPad, full screen, landscape | Phones and tablets, full screen, landscape |
| Steering | Tilt via the built-in motion sensors, or touch steering | Tilt via the motion sensors, or touch steering |
| Paid with | Your Apple Account, through the App Store | Your Google account, through Google Play |
| Restore | Automatic on launch, or tap Restore purchase (Settings › Account or the unlock screen). The App Store may ask for your Apple Account password. | Automatic on launch, or tap Restore purchase (Settings › Account or the unlock screen) |
| Pending payments | Ask to Buy: the circuits open by themselves once a parent approves | Slow payment methods: the circuits open by themselves once the payment completes |
| Refunds | Requested from Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com | Requested from Google Play under its refund policy |
| Leaderboards | Shared with Android: one board for everyone, with each rider's operating system shown. Tap a record to watch the race or challenge it | Shared with iOS: one board for everyone, with each rider's operating system shown. Tap a record to watch the race or challenge it |
| Frame rate | Only rates your screen shows evenly are offered; Battery Saver holds 30 fps | Only rates your screen shows evenly are offered, up to 120 fps on screens that run at it; Battery Saver holds 30 fps |
| Backup | Your save is included in your own iCloud or device backup | Your save is included in your own Google backup and device-to-device transfer |
Fourteen more are waiting, with the Xeno City finale along the way. Start free today.
