Moto Maniac
By IriySoft
Moto Maniac puts you on a trial bike at a harbour, where every level is a short stretch of wooden docks stacked with logs, crates and floating boats. The goal is to reach the finish flag without dumping the rider in the water or smashing his helmet on an obstacle. Levels are numbered and a clock runs as you ride. It plays free in your browser with no download.
Game info
- Developer
- IriySoft
- Rating
- Not yet rated
- Release date
- Nov 19, 2019
- Last updated
- Sep 28, 2026
- Technology
- HTML5
- Platforms
- Web Browser (Desktop, Mobile)
Controls
Keyboard & mouse
- Up arrow or W — drive forward
- Down arrow or S — drive backward
- Left arrow or A — tilt left
- Right arrow or D — tilt right
- P — pause
Touch
- Tap the pause button in the top-right corner — pause the game
- Tap the speaker icon in the top-left corner — toggle sound
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How to Play Moto Maniac
You drive from a side-on view, rolling right along piers held up by wooden posts. Up (or W) gives throttle, Down (or S) reverses, and the left and right keys tilt the bike so you can control how it lands and grips. The dock surfaces are uneven: planks sit at different heights, barrels and log bundles block the path, and some sections are just a raft resting on two boats that sinks and shifts under the wheels.
A run ends badly in two ways — the bike drops into the water between piers, or the rider's head hits an obstacle when the bike flips. Because of that, most of the game is throttle discipline: enough speed to climb an obstacle, not so much that the front wheel lifts too far. Clear the finish and you move to the next numbered level, as in the frames where Level 1 gives way to Level 2 while the timer keeps counting.
P pauses at any point, and the on-screen pause and speaker buttons sit in the top corners.
Tips
- Feather the throttle on the log piles instead of holding Up — a full-speed hit tends to throw the bike over and put the rider's head into the next obstacle.
- The raft sections built on boats move under you, so cross them while the bike is settled rather than mid-landing.
- Use the tilt keys in the air to line the wheels up with the next plank; landing flat keeps you from bouncing off the edge into the water.
- Reverse with Down to back up and take a bad obstacle again from a better approach instead of grinding forward into it.
- The clock keeps counting as you ride, so learning an obstacle's safe line pays off more than rushing at it.
Features
- Numbered trial levels set across port docks
- Physics obstacles including log bundles, barrels, crates and boats used as floating platforms
- Crash conditions for falling in the water or hitting the rider's head
- On-screen timer, plus a highscore table to compare scores with other players
- Pause with P or the on-screen button
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Moto Maniac free to play?
Yes, it is completely free and runs in your web browser with no download or install.
Does Moto Maniac work on mobile?
It is listed for both desktop and mobile and is built in HTML5, designed for a landscape screen. The documented driving controls are keyboard only, so a phone or tablet with a keyboard is the surest setup; on-screen pause and sound buttons are available in the top corners.
Who made Moto Maniac?
It was developed by IriySoft and released in 2019 as an HTML5 game.
How do you crash in Moto Maniac?
You fail if the bike falls into the water between the docks or if the rider hits his head, which usually happens when the bike flips after a fast, badly angled landing.
Is there a score to compete for?
Yes, there is a highscore table so you can compare your results with other players.















