Traffic Rider is a motorbike racing game from skgames, and it takes the traffic-dodging idea of earlier arcade games into a first-person view. You ride along highways, overtaking cars and trucks, and the closer you pass to other vehicles at speed, the more points you earn. The camera sits behind the handlebars, so you see the road as a real rider would. The game is smooth, simple and designed around short, intense runs.

*Game modes**

The career mode contains a series of missions with different goals, such as reaching a distance, overtaking a certain number of vehicles or riding for a time. Missions take place in different environments, including highways, desert roads and snow-covered routes. Endless modes let you ride without a fixed goal, aiming for a high score. You can also try a time mode in which you must race against a clock. The variety is moderate, but each mode suits short sessions.

*Controls**

You steer by tilting your phone or using on-screen buttons. A throttle and brake allow you to control speed. Close passes, riding in the opposite lane and wheelies earn bonus points, although those moves are riskier. The collision system ends your run if you crash into a vehicle, so there is a balance between caution and reward.

*Bikes and upgrades**

You can unlock a range of motorbikes, and each has different stats for speed, handling and braking. Earned coins can be spent on upgrades. Faster bikes make the game more exciting, but they also demand more control, and a well-upgraded slower bike may be easier to use. The garage lets you pick a bike that fits your preference.

*Tips for better rides**

Look ahead and plan overtakes early rather than reacting at the last moment. Keep to a steady speed in heavy traffic, and use the brake to correct mistakes. Practise using the opposite lane only when it is clear. Upgrade handling and brakes before top speed, because control helps you survive. If you struggle with tilt steering, try buttons. A calm, planned approach usually yields better scores.

*A note on safe behaviour**

The game is entertainment and does not represent safe riding. Real motorcycles require training, protective gear and respect for traffic rules. Do not copy the stunts in the game on real roads. If you are a parent, consider talking to children about the difference between games and real life.

*Ads, purchases and offline play**

The game is free to download and may be played offline. It uses advertising and offers optional purchases for coins and bikes. You may be offered rewards for watching videos. Check the current store information, and install only from official sources.

*Who it suits**

It suits players who like fast, simple arcade driving and who enjoy a first-person view. It is a good choice for short sessions and for people who do not want a long download. Those who prefer detailed simulation, collectables or multiplayer modes may find it limited.