TG Motocross 3 looks like an Excitebike clone. It's not. While it borrows from Excitebike's forward/backward leaning mechanics, it employs a far more sophisticated physics simulation. And it's not a straight-up race. Instead, you'll find yourself painstakingly using momentum and balance to work your way over a series of canyons. Get enough air and you can even break out some daredevil freestyle moves.

You'll notice right away how good TG Motocross looks for a flash game. It's loaded with subtle details, like the bike's working suspension and the individual spokes on each wheel. You'll also notice right away that there's no sound, which is disappointing at first. Once the game has its hooks in you, you probably won't miss it. And you could always simulate the sound effects yourself: "Rinnnnnnn-ninn-ninn-ninn-ninn-niiii....scrunch."

If you're looking for some faster, more forgiving tracks, check out TG Motocross 2. The original TG Motocross is also worth a look.

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