- May 31, 2017
- Ketchapp
- 8h median play time
Rider – Stunt Bike Racing
Platforms
About
Rider is a platformer game with a good story and masterful mechanics, featuring beautiful graphics and sensational music. The game has you perform insane stunts on a motorcycle in a never-ending world, with some bugs and annoying ads, but it's also sure to make you laugh and has a wholesome story. The game describes itself as having you cruise and flip like a maniac.
- The game is fun and addictive, with a great variety of vehicles and challenges.
- The graphics and music create a vibrant and enjoyable atmosphere.
- It's a good time killer, especially when played offline.
- The game is plagued with bugs, causing random deaths and unresponsive controls.
- There are too many ads, often appearing after every few rounds, disrupting gameplay.
- The physics are inconsistent, leading to frustrating moments where players die unexpectedly.
monetization
1,803 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with users frequently citing an excessive number of intrusive ads that disrupt gameplay. Many players report that ads appear after nearly every action, including deaths and level completions, leading to frustration and a diminished gaming experience. While some users suggest turning off Wi-Fi to avoid ads, the overall sentiment indicates that the ad frequency is a significant drawback, overshadowing the game's enjoyable elements.
“It's a fine game and I love playing it to waste time on car rides but I had to pay for the no ads because the ads they were showing were not ok at all.”
“This game is great, no lag, no ads, nothing.”
“No ads makes a huge difference.”
“The way ads are integrated is wildly intrusive to the point of ruining the game -- you will literally get pulled out of the app to an advertiser's website out of nowhere, without clicking on any ad.”
“The sheer amount of ads is beyond annoying.”
“It's a fun game but the developer needs to remove bottom banner ads, you still have ads that play full screen after you die anyways.”