Moto Space Racing: 2 Player Game

Moto Space Racing: 2 Player is a high-speed, futuristic motorcycle racing game that takes local multiplayer onto neon-lit tracks suspended in outer space. You steer powerful sci-fi bikes across floating platforms, competing against computer opponents or racing head-to-head with a friend on a single keyboard. The core objective is simple: navigate the twisting lanes, hit ramps for massive jumps, and cross the finish line first while keeping your balance high above the cosmos.

What sets this game apart is its integration of physical combat alongside pure racing. To secure the lead, you can kick rival riders to either side, knocking them off the narrow, wall-less tracks into the void. Speeding through straightaways requires managing your nitro reserves, which you can unleash to pull ahead of the pack. Points earned from successful races let you unlock faster motorbikes and new riders, providing a clear progression path as you tackle increasingly challenging tracks.

Controls

You can play Moto Space Racing: 2 Player either solo or in local two-player split-screen mode on the same computer.

Single Player

• Drive & Steer: Arrow keys
• Nitro Boost: Left Shift
• Kick Left / Right: X / C
• Respawn Bike: H

2 Player Mode

Player 1:

• Drive & Steer: E, S, D, F (E to accelerate, D to brake, S/F to steer left/right)
• Nitro Boost: Shift
• Kick Left / Right: W / A
• Respawn Bike: C

Player 2:

• Drive & Steer: Arrow keys
• Nitro Boost: Spacebar
• Kick Left / Right: N / M
• Respawn Bike: H

Tips to Win

• Kick strategically: Save your kicks for tight corners and narrow sections of the track. A well-timed bump can knock an opponent into the cosmic void, forcing them to respawn and lose valuable time.
• Save nitro for straightaways: Do not waste your speed boost on curves, as you will likely overshoot the track and fall off. Wait until you have a clear, straight ramp or path before triggering nitro.
• Maintain your speed through turns: Steer smoothly and avoid over-correcting on tight turns, as losing momentum makes you an easy target for enemy riders looking to shove you off.