
Is BIKEOUT worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Downhill biking fans who want obstacle courses and airborne tricks
- Players who prefer choosing their own routes in open freeride areas
- Groups seeking cooperative or split-screen biking for up to 4 players
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a broad range of activities beyond downhill riding, stunts, and freeride exploration
- Players who prefer a low-risk pace may find the focus on hazards, crashes, and dangerous routes demanding
- Players seeking an open-world mountain bike setting on the 100-square-kilometre scale described for MAVRIX by Matt Jones
Our take on BIKEOUT
The course structure trades free route choice for set downhill challenges: completing levels is the path to harder routes. Freeride areas offer a different option, but players seeking a single open-world format will find the game split between courses and freeride locations.
What is BIKEOUT?
BIKEOUT is a downhill biking game with first- and third-person views.
Ride through manually built scenic areas and obstacle-filled levels, jumping over hazards, landing on rocks, and performing tricks in the air while trying not to crash. Completing levels unlocks harder routes, while freeride areas let riders choose their own paths. Settings include forests, mountains, rivers, lakes, plains, pump tracks, and abandoned playgrounds. The game includes achievements for levels and hidden tasks, cooperative play, and split-screen for up to 4 players. Weather and seasons vary, and falls include collisions with the bike. Play with a gamepad or with the game's licensed music.
How BIKEOUT plays
- 01Route progression
- Finishing levels opens access to more challenging downhill courses.
- 02Freeride areas
- Large open locations allow riders to choose routes rather than follow a set course.
- 03Local multiplayer
- Split-screen supports play for up to 4 players.
- 04Hidden task achievements
- Achievements are awarded for level completion and concealed objectives within levels.
- 05Changing conditions
- Rides can feature different weather and seasons.
BIKEOUT compared to similar games
MAVRIX by Matt Jones describes a 100-square-kilometre open world with downhill tracks, slopestyle lines, and bike parks, while BIKEOUT pairs unlockable downhill levels with separate freeride areas. BIKEOUT also specifies split-screen play for up to 4 players; the available MAVRIX description does not specify a player count.
BIKEOUT: platforms & release
Is BIKEOUT worth it?
It is worth it if: downhill biking fans who want obstacle courses and airborne tricks. Skip it if: players looking for a broad range of activities beyond downhill riding, stunts, and freeride exploration.
Where can I download BIKEOUT?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens BIKEOUT's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is BIKEOUT on?
Windows only.



