Developer posts and news about this game.
Hello! For those wanting quick updates can read the 4 bullet points below. The later section is a little behind the scenes postmortem, because who doesn't love a little game development chaos. UPDATES : FMVs filmed in Vancouver and Salt Lake City , 8 riders total, classic sports
It's been a while since my last update! The very first in-person exhibition kicked off a few weeks ago giving the public a first chance to play the game and lots of good came of it. Split-screen VS : During my exhibition of Bash Moto many players expressed a desire for multi-play
Introducing some of the playable bikers! Each with different slight attributes such as starting weapons/bikes, punch/kick strengths, starting cash in their pocket and daze resistance. Inside races you'll build bonds or break friendships. Outside of races you'll receive useful tip
Caricature art is on the way! When we hear the word stylized within the indie scene we often think about Ghilbi, pixelated or a hand drawn look. Rarely do we see a grotesque, exaggerated, and darkly cartoonish style... and I'm here to embrace it! I've hired a very talented freela
Color tinting your helmet independently of the body is now an option Improved texture sharpness on rider and bike sprite. I found better mipmap settings for my layout. One new screenshot added showing the latest (first one) More sfx added ranging from engines, suspension and thum
Welcome back, Road Rash. An indie developer is reviving the classic beat'em up motorcycle racing game with Bash Moto - and it looks worth keeping an eye on. Read the full article here:
Bike shop screenshot has been added! It's here where the player will purchase their junk bikes, sports bikes and super bikes. There's also a menu to adjust the primary color and trim color of their suit and bike. If you want to see the shop menu in motion I recommend checking out
Some may have noticed some new screenshots on the store page. I've added two images of the bar menu, created from a mix of 3D geometry and 2D cards to recapture a vintage Road Rash vibe. Still to come are the silly/gross looking caricatures that will sweet talk, give tips or want