About 3D Moto Simulator 2

3D Moto Simulator 2 is a free-roam motorcycle sim from Faramel Games that drops you onto three open maps — a mountainous desert city, a sprawling urban complex, and a barren wasteland — and lets you ride however you want. There's no lap timer forcing you down a fixed track; the point is exploring the terrain, chaining jumps, and seeing how far you can push a bike before it flips.

You choose between three bikes before you start: a street racer built for speed on open pavement, a motocross bike suited to rougher off-road terrain, and a police bike complete with working lights and a siren. Switching between third-person and first-person view changes how the ride feels, and multiplayer lets you explore the same maps alongside riders.

Controls

  • W A S D — drive and steer
  • 1 / 2 / 3 — switch between the three bikes
  • Space — handbrake
  • C — change camera view
  • Shift — shift the bike
  • E — toggle the police bike's lights and siren
  • G — reset the bike
  • R — reset the game

Tips

  • Tap the handbrake (Space) going into sharp turns instead of braking with S — it keeps your speed up through the corner.
  • The motocross bike handles the off-road tracks and rough terrain far better than the street racer, which is built for pavement.
  • If you land a jump badly, G resets just the bike instead of restarting the whole map with R.
  • Try first-person view with C once you know a map's layout — it makes the ride feel noticeably faster.

It suits players who want open-ended arcade riding over strict racing: pick a bike, pick a map, and see what you can do with the terrain.

3D Moto Simulator 2 FAQ

What controls does 3D Moto Simulator 2 use?
Drive with WASD, switch bikes with 1, 2, or 3, brake with Space, change camera view with C, and reset just your bike with G if you crash or flip.
Can I play as different bikes?
Yes — you can switch between a street racer, an off-road motocross bike, and a police bike with working lights and siren using the 1, 2, and 3 keys.
Is there multiplayer?
Yes, 3D Moto Simulator 2 supports multiplayer, so you can explore the maps alongside other riders.
How many maps are there?
Three — a mountainous desert city, a sprawling urban complex, and a barren wasteland, each with off-road tracks to explore.

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