Trial Xtreme 4

Conquer 70 plus stunt tracks with precision control

Deemedya’s latest entry sticks to what fans love, delivering a familiar trials formula with a polished coat and plenty of content. Across more than 70 obstacle-packed tracks, you balance throttle and tilt to keep the bike upright, nail jumps, and shave seconds off your time. The game caters to different play styles with two control schemes, either on-screen buttons or gyroscope tilt, and its spectacular graphics make every backflip and crash pop.

You can ride solo or chase a rival’s ghost, a translucent line that mirrors another player’s run and pushes you to be cleaner and faster. Social racers can link a Facebook account to challenge friends on the same courses, turning time trials into friendly rivalries without the chaos of real-time collisions.

Progression revolves around coins, earned after events and spent on performance upgrades or entirely new bikes. Tournaments add a high-risk, high-reward twist: you pay an entry fee, then compete for more lucrative prizes. The catch is that your initial 20,000-coin bankroll disappears quickly, and early upgrade choices matter more than they should. Pick poorly at the start and you can feel stuck, short on the currency needed to enter better events, improve your ride, or participate in competitive modes.

Matchmaking also undercuts the fun. Head-to-head pairings are random, which can pit you against riders with far superior machines. When their bike rockets off the line while yours sputters, the outcome feels decided before the first ramp. That aggressive emphasis on currency and the uneven duels hold back what is otherwise a well-built stunt racer.

If you are here for technical riding, varied tracks, and flashy presentation, there is plenty to enjoy. Just be ready for a grindy economy and the occasional lopsided matchup.