Ride with your friends, from the seat. Up to four riders on 35 km of real Port of Spain roads - Wrightson Road, the Beetham, the Churchill-Roosevelt and the Savannah - side by side at sunset, flat out on the highway, or following each other's tail lights at night.

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What's in the game

Ride online with friends

Quick Ride joins an open room or opens yours. Up to four riders share the road - you see each other's bikes, riders, names and speeds, hear each other's horns and engines, and can talk with optional voice chat.

Private rooms

Open a private room and give your friends the 4-digit code. Ride To puts you right behind any rider in the room, rolling at their speed, so you never lose each other on the loop.

Ride it like a real bike

Grip the handlebars with your own hands. Roll your right wrist back to open the throttle, brake with your left hand and push the bars to lean into a corner - the bike tips in and the horizon tilts with you.

Your rider, your colours

Pick one of twelve riders and one of eight bike colours - your helmet matches. Everyone else sees you leaning into the bends, tucking behind the screen, and waving.

35 km round real Port of Spain

Wrightson Road along the port under the Twin Towers, flat out on the Beetham and the Churchill-Roosevelt, back along the Eastern Main Road through San Juan and Laventille, past Independence Square, up Charlotte Street and round the Queen's Park Savannah - riding on the left, red-ring limits in km/h.

Road events, speed traps + your garage

Seven road events against your own ghost bike, six speed cameras, Rush Hour near-miss combos on the Churchill-Roosevelt - and your own luxury garage in Woodbrook to start every ride.

Sunset, day and night - your way

Golden hour over the Gulf of Paria, bright Caribbean daylight, or night on your headlight with the Twin Towers lit downtown. Choose how much the view leans, bar vibration on or off, automatic or sequential. Speeds in km/h, menus in English and Spanish.

Screenshots

Sunset on Wrightson Road, the Twin Towers ahead Flat out on the Churchill-Roosevelt Night downtown, the Twin Towers lit The Audrey Jeffers in the sun