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Bike Dash app for iPhone and iPad


4.8 ( 5648 ratings )
Games Action Sports
Developer: Twindigo
Free
Current version: 1.5, last update: 7 years ago
First release : 19 Aug 2015
App size: 193.02 Mb

Feel the rush as you ride your bike across hazardous trails avoiding obstacles while performing gravity defying tricks to reach the farthest you can.

The game combines authentic mountain bike downhill action with an extreme endless runner.

Earn extra coins by performing tricks and combos in huge jumps .
Level up to unlock more insane tricks and upgrade your gear.

FEATURES:

Richly detailed Forest and desert trails.
Switchable First Person and third person view.
15 amazing Tricks to unlock.
Over 20 Gear items to upgrade.
Epic Ragdoll bones breaking, blood splatering crashes.
Upgradable perks.
Online leaderboards and achievements.
Addictive Gameplay!

**Bike Dash performs better on new devices : iPhone 5, iPhone 5C,iPhone 5S,iPhone 6,iPhone 6 Plus,iPad 4,iPad Air,iPad Air 2,iPad Mini 2,iPad Mini 3.

Latest reviews of Bike Dash app for iPhone and iPad

Ride Baby Ride
Cool graphics fun and challenging Makes me wish that I could still ride
Reminds of when I was younger!
A trip down memory lane and a game worth having and playing
Addicting
Wish I could ride my bike like that.
BMX-ing cross dirt biking
Has some glitches but it doesnt effect your score negatively. Overall very addictive, engaging and fun.
Essential MTB game app on store
Edit:12/14/15. Game no longer loads, crashes before main menu. Ran fine before update (which i gotta see! New level!). Running on 5c with 9.2 ios. Back to 5 stars once fixed. Thx to pub. for updating, dont give up on this app. _______________________ Just watch the video pretty much to get the gist. As far as I can tell this is the best mtb game available to this date. Kinda of like temple run in a way. Cool looking modern bikes, which you can upgrade. I have not toyed with in app purchases so I cannot comment on that but def. worth the free dwnld. Well done to publisher.
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