Fit check
Is MAVRIX by Matt Jones worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Mountain-bike fans who want both downhill racing and trick-focused riding
- Players who prefer open-world exploration with friends rather than solo-only events
- Competitive riders interested in rankings, sponsorship contracts, and custom equipment
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly linear course progression instead of a large open riding area
- Players who want a simple arcade control scheme rather than separate braking and balance inputs
- Players looking for combat, survival, or role-playing systems
Our take on MAVRIX by Matt Jones
The defining detail is its bike control model: dual-stick riding is combined with separate left and right brakes and independent suspension, making balance, grip, tricks, and landings central to each run.
What is MAVRIX by Matt Jones?
MAVRIX is a multiplayer mountain-bike game set across 100 square kilometres of downhill tracks, slopestyle routes, and bike parks.
Players can explore trails, create their own lines, perform tricks, race against others, and complete challenges. The riding model uses dual-stick controls, separate left and right brakes, and independent suspension for managing grip, landings, and balance. Multiplayer activities include discovering challenges with friends, jumping together, and joining group rides. A career system lets players collect sponsorship contracts, while global rankings track competitive performance. Bikes, clothing, and components from real mountain-bike brands can be used for customisation. Racing and challenges also provide access to rare items and competitions offering real-world prizes.
How MAVRIX by Matt Jones plays
- 01Open Mountain World
- The playable area covers 100 square kilometres of downhill tracks, slopestyle routes, and bike parks.
- 02Multiplayer Riding
- Friends can explore trails together, find hidden challenges, and take jumps as a group.
- 03Rider Career
- Players collect sponsorship contracts as they manage a mountain-bike career.
- 04Bike Customisation
- Bikes, clothing, and components from real mountain-bike brands can be combined into custom setups.
- 05Global Rankings
- Race results feed into worldwide rankings, with rare items and real-world prizes tied to competition.
- 06Detailed Bike Controls
- Dual-stick input, separate brake levers, and independent suspension govern grip, balance, tricks, and landings.
MAVRIX by Matt Jones compared to similar games
MAVRIX focuses on multiplayer mountain-bike riding across downhill tracks, slopestyle routes, and bike parks, while BIKEOUT centres on downhill runs with first- and third-person views, tricks, obstacles, and avoiding crashes. MAVRIX also adds global rankings, sponsorship contracts, group riding, and branded bike customisation.
MAVRIX by Matt Jones: platforms & release
Is MAVRIX by Matt Jones worth it?
It is worth it if: mountain-bike fans who want both downhill racing and trick-focused riding. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly linear course progression instead of a large open riding area.
Where can I download MAVRIX by Matt Jones?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens MAVRIX by Matt Jones's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is MAVRIX by Matt Jones on?
Windows only.
