Game Details
The first jump tells you everything. A narrow rooftop, a short run-up, and that split second where you’re not sure if the bike will land clean or slide off the edge.
Bike Stunts of Roof feels tense in a good way. The pace is steady, not rushed, and every stunt asks for control rather than reckless speed. After a few minutes, I found myself easing off the throttle, lining up jumps, and focusing on smooth landings instead of showy tricks. That makes the challenge feel fair and oddly satisfying.
This is very much a Bike and Stunts experience, with light Racing pressure pushing you forward and small Collect goals keeping runs focused. The 3D-game camera stays readable, which helps when rooftops get tighter. If you’ve played Moto X3M Bike Race Game, Tricky Bike Stunt Mania, or Bike Stunt Master, the feel will click fast, though the rooftop setting adds extra risk. It also shares a calm, skill-based vibe with City Bike Ride and Extreme Bike Driving 3D. Not flashy, but solid, and rewarding when you ride clean.
Controls
W or Up Arrow to move forward
S or Down Arrow to slow down or adjust balance
How to Play
Ride carefully across rooftop platforms
Control speed before jumps to avoid overshooting
Collect items along the path to boost your score
FAQ
Is Bike Stunts of Roof more about speed or control?
Control. Going slower often leads to better landings and fewer falls.
Are the stunts hard to learn?
No. The basics are simple, but clean runs take practice.