- Super Night Riders lets you race across 36 stages spread over six unique courses.
- The game also features both Super and Classic visual modes inspired by retro arcade racers.
miyu.works has announced the launch of their new classic arcade-inspired racing title, Super Night Riders, now available on Android. Originally released for PC and consoles in 2016, the indie game was later rebooted as Super Night Riders S1 this year, and the devs have now brought the retro-racing experience to mobile players.
You can race through beautiful courses while beating the clock
So, Super Night Riders brings a nostalgic arcade racing experience inspired by classic motorcycle racers from the ’80s. Here, you play as Alice, the skilled Red Racer, and instead of fighting for first place, your main objective is to travel as far as possible while avoiding rival riders and reaching each checkpoint before the timer runs out. I actually like this approach in a good way.
Another feature that caught my attention is the dynamic progression of each race. So, every event begins during the day, gradually transitions into the night, and finally ends at sunrise, creating a refreshing atmosphere as you ride through thirty-six stages across six challenging courses.
Overall, Super Night Riders looks like a great pick for anyone who enjoys old school racing games like Road Rash and Moto Racer. With its retro-inspired gameplay, multiple tracks, diverse stages, and both Super and Classic visual styles, it surely has plenty to offer. As a fan of arcade racers, I’m definitely trying this game, especially since it’s from a solo indie game studio.
Super Night Riders is now available on Android and you can now download the game via the Google Play Store. Stay tuned for more updates regarding iOS release.
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