More than ten years ago, I was still playing "Motorcycle" on a large head-mounted monitor. It could be installed on a floppy disk, and I didn't get tired of playing it all summer long. It's good now. Any mobile game starts with just a few Gs. When you open it, you will see pop-ups of Krypton gold gift packs. After playing it for ten minutes, it will be deleted. To be honest, I was almost immune to new racing games until I saw "Jedi Moto"...
This game takes me back to 1997 in an instant! It still feels like racing and fighting at the same time. You can hit people with a baseball bat when drifting and drifting. Even the counterattack system is more exciting than before. Although the memory of mobile phones now easily exceeds tens of gigabytes, this game is not too bloated. The graphics are a hundred times clearer than "Motorcycle", and you can clearly count the sparks scratched by the motorcycle.
The most exciting thing is its combat system. Pressing counterattack while drifting can trigger slow-motion replay, coupled with the "bang" sound effect, it is much more fun than using the keyboard blindly. And it's free with no in-app purchases, which makes me, an old-timer, want to give the developer a thumbs up. If “Motorcycle” had this feel back then, I would probably be able to play it until college without changing games.
Nowadays, young people may think that the graphics are not cool enough, but I can honestly say that this game combines "old-school fun" with "modern feel" very well. If you also miss the simple and rough racing era, or are fed up with the krypton gold card draw, you can really give it a try. It doesn't cost any money anyway, come down and experience it - wipe your sweat, maybe you can find yourself again in the sound of motorcycles, the one who felt so happy that you could even press the space bar. 🏍️💨