Airborne BMX is an arcade sports game that captures the freestyle BMX experience of using ramps, jumps and open areas to do aerial tricks. Each level demands exacting control and timing, since a pretty combo only matters if you land safely and maintain the pace of the track.
In Airborne BMX, the ramp is where the most exciting part of each jump begins. Once the BMX leaves the ground, you have a short time to decide which move to perform and how long to extend the combo.
A jump can usually be broken down into three stages:
Continue on this road until you get to the ramp. Keep an eye on the countryside in front of you. Knowing where you’ll land lets you decide if you should go for a long combination or play it safe.
In the air you can combine moves like backflip, frontflip, spin, table, barspin, turndown or tailwhip on the BMX.
More than 40 feats and several different ways to do each leap. A jump doesn't necessarily have to be done the same way.
This is the most easily overlooked part. After completing all the tricks, you need to bring the BMX back to the proper landing position.
A long combo ending in a fall isn't always better than a short, perfectly executed combo.
Airborne BMX uses various key combinations to define movement, tricks, and BMX control.
The spacebar is especially important because it's not just for one action. Players can hold or release the key depending on the situation to create momentum, launch the BMX into the air, or actively bring the bike down.
Many players think that the more moves, the higher the score. The problem is that each additional trick adds time and control demands.
When airborne players might easily forget about the landscape below and focus on the trick. Make sure you know where the BMX will land before you throw another combination.
Fast-Land is useful when you realize you don't have enough time to complete a new move. Using it at the right time can help avoid an unnecessary fall.
If you only complete a level and then move on to the next, you will miss a significant portion of the challenge and medal system.
Airborne BMX doesn't focus solely on speed. The game's appeal comes from turning BMX control, airborne time, and trick selection into a continuous gameplay loop.
You start with simple moves, then learn how to combine them into combos. Once you get the hang of the track try some more daring trick sequences. Go back to older tracks to improve.
Airborne BMX With its vast trick system and many challenges and medals to beat, Airborne BMX is for gamers who like to feel like they are improving with every practice session.
