Wheelie Bike
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About this game
Wheelie Bike is a one-button balancing game: pop the front wheel up and ride on the back one for as long as you can hold it. It looks simple, and it is, right up until you find yourself making tiny taps to keep the bike hovering at exactly the right angle.
Made by another developer and hosted on Brainlag. This game also connects to: Google, advertising networks, gameshtml5.xyz.
How to play
The game tells you how: TOUCH, CLICK or SPACE to wheelie. Pressing lifts the front of the bike and letting go lets it come back down, so the whole game is a rhythm of small presses that keep the front wheel in the air without pulling the bike over backwards. Lose the balance and the run ends.
Your score counts up the further you ride, and a line on the track marks your best distance so you can see when you are about to beat it. The game also keeps a count of your crashes. Coins picked up along the way can be spent on new worlds, and some worlds open once you reach a required score in Classic World. Worlds such as Balls World add their own obstacles to deal with, and you can watch a replay of a run afterwards.
Controls
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Click / tap (hold and release) | Lift the front wheel, then let it drop |
| Space (hold and release) | Same as clicking |
Tips
- Use short presses. Holding the button down is the fastest way to flip over; the bike balances best on a series of light taps.
- Find the balance point and stay near it. A wheelie is easiest to hold when the bike is fairly upright, so correct early with a small tap instead of waiting for a big wobble.
- When the front starts dropping fast, give one firm press rather than several panicky ones. Over-correcting in either direction ends more runs than anything else.
- Watch the best-distance line rather than the bike. Knowing how close you are helps you stay calm instead of rushing as you approach it.
- Bank your coins for a new world. A fresh layout of obstacles is a good change of pace once you can hold a long wheelie in Classic World.
FAQ
Does it save my progress?
Yes. Your best score, coins and unlocked worlds are saved in this browser's local storage. Clearing site data, using a private window or switching device starts you again.
Can I play on a phone or Chromebook?
Yes. On phones and tablets you just touch the screen, and on a Chromebook you can click, tap the touchpad or press Space.
How do I get a higher score?
Stay calm and keep your presses small and regular. Most players gain far more from a steadier rhythm than from trying to ride faster.