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Moto X3M 2 Moto X3M 2

Race a motorcycle through beach obstacle courses, flip mid-air for time bonuses, and chase three stars per level in this fast-paced stunt game.

Moto X3M 2

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Moto X3M 2 is a motorcycle stunt-racing game built around beach-themed obstacle courses. You ride through levels loaded with sun loungers, rotating blades, seesaws, and explosive barrels — each one designed to send you cartwheeling if your timing or lean angle is off. The objective is to reach the finish flag, but the real measure is how fast you get there: a three-star rating sits behind every level, awarded for finishing within progressively tighter time targets.

What separates this from a simple obstacle game is the stunt bonus system. Completing a backflip or front flip while airborne takes time off your clock, so the game rewards going for it on longer jumps rather than just playing safe. Combined with levels short enough to replay in under a minute, chasing that third star becomes a quick loop of crash, restart, refine — which is exactly why the series has stuck around for years.

Controls

  • Up Arrow / W — accelerate
  • Down Arrow / S — brake / reverse
  • Left Arrow / A — lean back
  • Right Arrow / D — lean forward

On mobile and tablet, on-screen buttons handle throttle, brake, and tilt in the same positions.

Tips that actually help

  • Lean back on steep descents. Coming down a ramp nose-first usually ends in a crash. Pull back as you drop and let the rear wheel absorb the landing.
  • Go for flips on big jumps. A clean backflip or front flip before landing shaves seconds off your time. Even one per level makes a real difference in your star count.
  • Tap brake on seesaws. Some tipping platforms throw you if you arrive at full speed. A brief brake tap lets the plank settle so you cross level instead of pitching over the front.
  • Restart freely. A crash near the end costs more time than starting over. Levels are short — a fresh run is almost always faster than limping to the flag and losing two stars.