3D Moto Simulator 2

3D Moto Simulator 2 is pure two-wheeled freedom: three bikes, three huge maps, and zero rules. Pop wheelies down city streets, bunny-hop over desert rocks, or flip on the police siren and own the road. No missions — just you, the throttle, and the open world.

What Is 3D Moto Simulator 2?

3D Moto Simulator 2 is a free 3D motorbike game by Faramel Games, and the sequel to the original 3D Moto Simulator. It takes everything players loved — realistic-ish bike physics, big open maps, and stunt-friendly controls — and adds more bikes and bigger worlds.

This is a sandbox, not a racer. There are no timers or finish lines. You ride wherever you want, however you want. Want to spend an hour perfecting wheelies in the wasteland? The game is totally fine with that.

The turbo system adds a whole second layer of fun. Hold Shift and the bike surges forward with a rush of speed — use it on long straights, use it to clear jumps you had no business clearing, or use it right as you pull a wheelie for the most ridiculous-looking stunt in the game. Just remember: turbo plus a tight corner equals a very fast crash.

Meet the 3 Bikes

The street racer. Built for speed. Flat-out down a straight road, nothing in this game touches it. Tricky in tight corners, though — brake earlier than you think you need to.

The motocross bike. Light, jumpy, and made for dirt. If you want to launch off hills and land in one piece, this is your bike.

The police bike. A proper crowd-pleaser — fast enough to be fun, and it has a working siren and flashing lights (press E). Instant main-character energy.

Tap 1, 2, or 3 to switch bikes on the fly. Match the bike to the map: racer for the city, motocross for the desert and wasteland.

The 3 Maps to Explore

Mountain Desert City. A city tucked into desert mountains. Twisty streets, long climbs, and views worth slowing down for.

Sprawling City Complex. Big, dense, and full of long avenues for top-speed runs and wheelie practice.

Barren Wasteland. Empty dirt as far as the eye can see. Off-road heaven — jumps, hills, and nobody to run into.

Stunt Guide: Wheelies and Bunny Hops

The wheelie. Build up speed, then pull back sharply while tapping the throttle. The trick is balance — too much gas and you loop out, too little and the front wheel drops. Practice on a long straight with the motocross bike.

The bunny hop. Hit a small bump or ramp at speed and pull up right at the lip. Time it well and you will clear gaps you had no business clearing.

The combo. Wheelie into a jump, land clean, wheelie out. String three of these together and you officially know what you are doing.

Landing smooth. Every stunt ends with a landing, and landings are where points are won or bones are broken. Keep the bike level in the air, aim for flat ground, and roll on the throttle the moment your wheels touch. A clean landing keeps your speed; a bad one sends you tumbling and resets your flow.

Controls Cheat Sheet

WASD / Arrows — ride. 1, 2, 3 — change bike. Shift — turbo. Space — handbrake. C — camera (first-person is a rush). E — police lights. R — reset game, G — reset bike after a crash.

Quick Questions

Is 3D Moto Simulator 2 free?

Yes — free in your browser, no download and no account needed. Just press Play above.

Who made 3D Moto Simulator 2?

Faramel Games created it in 2016. They also made 3D Car Simulator, Offroader V5, and City Rider.

How do you do a wheelie?

Get some speed, pull back while giving it throttle, and feather the gas to balance. The motocross bike makes it easiest to learn.

Can I play 3D Moto Simulator 2 on mobile?

Yes, the official version works in mobile browsers with touch controls. For stunts, a keyboard is easier.

Are there missions or races?

No missions — it is an open sandbox. You explore, stunt, and set your own challenges.

Which bike is fastest?

The street racer wins on flat roads. The motocross bike wins everywhere else. The police bike wins on style.

Your Turn

That is the full tour of 3D Moto Simulator 2 — three bikes, three maps, and endless ways to show off. Hit Play above and go find your favorite stretch of road.

What is your longest wheelie, and which bike did you pull it on? Tell us in the comments — video-worthy claims may be questioned.