Browser game example
Dust Devils puts the rider on a dirt track with three computer rivals and a three-lap race. Steer through bends, manage throttle and brake, then hop over logs and tabletops. The camera stays behind the bike, so the next corner and landing are easy to read as the pack moves around the course.
Three tracks change the shape of the ride with hills, ruts, whoops, and muddy sections. A landing can keep your speed or cost you ground, which makes timing matter as much as steering. The sample also offers time trials, so a player can learn one course and try to improve its best lap.
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Race three dirt tracks from behind the rider, steer through corners, and time hops over logs and jumps. Use the sample to name the audience, the main action, and the smallest useful first version. Cleo HQ then helps turn your own brief into a product plan and a working build.
There are three dirt tracks, and each race runs for three laps against three computer riders. You steer, use throttle and brake, and hop over obstacles such as logs and jumps. A lap counter and checkpoints show progress. The sample is an arcade race, so it focuses on clear controls and readable action rather than motorcycle simulation.
On a phone, a left thumb stick steers while a throttle control sets speed; a brake and hop button sit nearby. Keyboard controls are available on a computer. During a jump, you can lean to help the bike land along the slope. The layout keeps important actions visible while leaving the rider and track in view.
The settings include a dirt bike, quad, or BMX, plus an easier landing option for younger players. A time trial lets you ride without the computer pack and compare your best lap on that track. Those choices keep the basic course familiar while giving a founder room to explore how vehicle feel and landing help change the experience.