Speed is only part of the victory in Gravity Line: Downhill MTB. Each track offers new terrain, new challenges, and opportunities to improve your performance with each conquer. Are you ready?
Conquer Challenging Downhill Tracks
Gravity Line: Downhill MTB puts you in the role of a mountain bike racer traversing vast forests with a series of different downhill tracks. The terrain is constantly changing, from rough patches and steep slopes to deep potholes, forcing you to react precisely. Each level is designed to test your balance, speed, and timing of jumps. Just one wrong landing can end the race instantly.
Complete Challenges to Earn 3 Stars
Each race has three separate objectives to help you achieve maximum score:
- Finish safely to complete the race
- Collect all pine cones that appear on the track
- Complete the entire track without any collisions
Upgrade Your Bike to Conquer More Difficult Tracks
After completing each level, you will receive pine cones to unlock and upgrade your bike. You can improve:
- Suspension system for better stability upon landing.
- Tires for increased traction on slippery terrain.
- Brakes for easier handling of dangerous slopes.
- Wheels and frame to improve overall performance.
Controlling Your Race Bike
- W/↑: Accelerate.
- S/↓: Brake or decelerate.
- A/D or ← / →: Maintain balance and adjust direction when flying or landing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to achieve 3 stars in each level?
You need to complete all three objectives: reaching the finish line, collecting all the pine cones, and avoiding any collisions.
What is the purpose of collecting pine cones?
Pine cones are resources used to upgrade parts of the vehicle.
Why do vehicles often fall after jumping?
Common causes include landing at the wrong angle or maintaining too high a speed upon landing.
Is Gravity Line: Downhill MTB suitable for beginners?
Yes. The early levels help players get acquainted with the controls.
You should also try Wheelmaster, River Drift, or Street Escape to further challenge your driving skills on difficult terrain.
