Bike Racing 3D Tips & Cheats for Coins & Stars – Newest Working Hack

Bike Racing 3D is a racing game developed by Worlds Mobile, a company known for other games such as Cooking Tycoon, Army Sniper or Air Hockey Deluxe. Bike Racing 3D is an relatively new Android-exclusive game (at least for the time being) and it has currently downloaded for approximately 30 million times. The game has a rating of 4 out of 5 on Google Play, rating gained from almost half a million users. In order to run without any problems, it requires an Android version of at least 2.1.

In Bike Racing 3D you get the role of a very talented biker who must face extreme and almost impossible challenges having only his motorbike at his disposal. The game has a fairly long career mode with a difficulty that rises with the levels you pass.

Unfortunately, the game doesn’t have a sign-in implementation so if you change your mobile device or for some reason you uninstall the game you will lose all the progress you’ve made. I find it rather interesting that the game doesn’t support not even a Facebook or Google+ account because almost all the games nowadays have this option.

Currently, Bike Racing 3D has only one currency that acts like a premium currency too called Coins. You can get coins by collecting them during your races, by completing objectives and by paying real-money for them. The price for coins vary, starting with $1.99 in exchange of 1,400 and going up to $99.99 in exchange for 980,000 Coins. If you make any purchase bigger than $1.99, the game will become ad-free.

Bike Racing 3D Hack for Coins & Stars

Bike Racing 3D uses coins as its premium currency. These are very expensive. You can get only 1,400 for $1.99. You’ll need a lot more to win at Bike Racing 3D. You’ll also need stars. Download our free Bike Racing 3D hack tool to easily and freely get coins and stars.

It’s very easy to use. Take a look at the image below to see how quick and easy using our Bike Racing 3D hack tool is. Just enter the amount of coins and stars you want.

Download our Bike Racing 3D hack from our website. It takes 30 seconds to download. After it downloads, it’ll install. This takes about another 30 seconds. Then, enter how many coins and stars you would like. Click the big, blue “start” button.

This should start the hack. Once completed — don’t worry, it’s very quick! — open the app on your device. It will run normally, but with the added benefit of your extra stars and coins! Have fun!

Cheats & Tips for Bike Racing 3D

• Usually when a checkpoint is coming up, you should pay attention to the road because a trick of some sort will interrupt you from getting the checkpoint.

• Try to collect as many coins as possible but don’t overextend from the first try. If you want the 3 stars get all of them after you finish once the level.

• You don’t have to get 3 stars each level but keep in mind that you need to have a fair amount of stars to unlock a new set of levels.

• There are some small indication signs scattered along the map and they are really useful. If you keep an eye on them, you can know when to speed up or when to brake.

• Use NOS only when you need to jump over some obstacles so you don’t fall down.

• Keep your eye to the surroundings. If you smash your head, fall from the bike or touch a landmine (don’t ask), you will have to start over.

• There is no right or wrong when you choose what to upgrade first. However, if you really are undecided you can do what I did: Stability to maximum and then increasing the three others gradually.

• As a last resort, if some level gives you a headache you can watch a walkthrough on YouTube – somebody probably passed the level with flying colors and posted a video to brag about it.

Bike Racing 3D Review

I think that Bike Racing 3D is one of the few racing games with motorcycles that stands out for itself. The developers did a bold move by making the game only for Android and fortunately for them, it was a good call. Bike Racing 3D is solid, has interesting features and even though is not as complex as I would have desired, the games still offers a great experience to the player.

I really like that in Bike Racing 3D, you can choose how to control the bike – buttons or tilting the mobile device. Everybody knows that the best way to play mobile games and texting is to lie down on a bed and keep your mobile device above your face – and you can’t do that if you need to tilt it. I also think is great that you have the level’s map on your screen – I appreciate if I can see when I can go crazy or when I can be patient. Moreover, the map shows where the coins are and even though that normally would mean that you will collect them every time, you won’t. The design of the levels will surprise you. Another thing that surprised me is the idea of the checkpoints – I was prepared to complain about the fact that the game is very easy because you have more than 2 checkpoints per level and then I realized the fact that even though there are lots of checkpoints you have a limited number of tries as well. After you pass that limit, you are required to start the level all over again. Even though there are just 5 types of bikes, I really like the fact that you can upgrade each one to a decent level and that the other four that are in-game (besides the one that you have at the beginning of the game) can be bought with coins so there is no premium, real-money only bike.

There are also some things I don’t really like about Bike Racing 3D. First of all, I really miss the multiplayer implementation to this game. I know that the games doesn’t focus on multiplayer races but at least a feature where you are able to see “the shadow” of the top player on the current map or one of your real life friends would have been a great feature. Secondly, even though you have a few bikes you can choose from and you can upgrade each one of them, you don’t have the real feeling of progression in game. I would have preferred a different approach – something with character (bike) development or stats that are increasing at a level-up. In the end, I think that the game currently lacks extra content. Some mini-games, a daily reward and themed events – they are all missing.

Overall, Bike Racing 3D is a game I would recommend to both casual and hardcore players. If you are not a fan of the genre, you may still have a good time with the game so you should give it a try.

Ratings

Artwork: Bike Racing 3D gets 9 out of 10 for its artwork. The game has a great theme and it looks very modern even though it doesn’t have big hardware requirements. The level design is wonderful and you always will be amazed by the creativity of some people. I really like the fact that the environment, even though for 90% of the time is static, sometimes interacts with the player (huge air vents that are pushing you for example). It makes the game look realistic (in a twisted way obviously). The detail of the bikes is great and the character is looking pretty good. The animations (not many but there are some) are also well-made.

Music & SFX: I give the game a rating of 8 out of 10 at this section. The music matches the theme and gives the player a nice sensation when heard. The soundtrack is somewhat various but it doesn’t really excel. The sound effects are really nice and I like a lot that the noise of the engine is proportional with its power – it gives a sense of realism to a weird improbable game.  Compared with other bike racing games, I must say that Bike Racing 3D sounds better so I think that this rating is fair and square.

Story/Originality:  Bike Racing 3D gets 7 out of 10 at this segment. This is not the first or the last game about bikes. I have played at least 3 in the past month and even though I love motorcycles I am getting tired of games about them (unless some developer out there makes a chopper game). Bike Racing 3D doesn’t have any story or background so you don’t know anything about the reasons you are required to race in such a dangerous environment. The game doesn’t really bring anything new to the table and it looks like a regular bike racing game and that’s a bit disappointing.

General Gameplay: I give the game a rating of 9 out of 10 for its gameplay. From the beginning I was pleasantly surprised by the controls customization and the fact that the tutorial is separated from the career mode. After you get used to this, you will find out that the gameplay is very intuitive and the only thing you basically have to do is to finish the race. The upgrades of the bikes may seem a bit overwhelming if you are not used with this kind of stuff but you will see that everything is almost fully-automated and you just have to click on buttons. The only complain I can think of is that the brake button is too sensible. It shouldn’t stop a bike at full speed in a matter of milliseconds. For the time I’ve played, I did not encounter any major bugs, freezes or crashes.

Addictiveness: Bike Racing 3D gets 7 out of 10 for its addictiveness. As I mentioned before, games these days are required to have a lot of extra content to keep the player entertained or to be flawless. Unfortunately, Bike Racing 3D is not close to being flawless and it doesn’t have any extra content. The career mode is great and it is not short and I also like that they separated the tutorial from it but that’s not good enough. You can buy various bikes and upgrade them as you please but adding some customization options for the bikes would have helped a lot more to the addictiveness of the game. However, even though it lacks so many things, Bike Racing 3D is a solid game that will stay for a while in your library.

Overall, Bike Racing 3D gets a rating of 8 out of 10. With a few updates and small adjustments, the game can become really great. For the moment, it is just good.