Street Rider

Street Rider is a fast-paced, endless skateboarding game where you bomb down busy city streets, dodge dangerous obstacles, and try to ride as far as possible.

How to Play Street Rider: Dash and Dodge

Pick a board, pick a skill and press play. That’s the whole setup. From there the city rolls toward you, and it only gets faster the longer you stay alive. You can ride on a computer or a phone, and there are three ways to steer:

• Keyboard: A/D or the left and right arrows to steer, W or ↑ to jump, S or ↓ to drop fast while you’re in the air, and Space or E to fire your skill.
• Touch: tap the left or right half of the screen to steer, and tap both sides at once to jump.
• Tilt: lean your phone to steer and tap to jump.

Dodge, Jump, Grind

Traffic is the first thing you’ll learn to respect. Cars drive straight, swerve, or cut in from the sides, so your job is to weave through them without scraping your board. Side hits wear it down, and once it breaks, the run is over unless you revive (by watching an ad or paying coins).

The fun part is everything you can use instead of avoid. Touch a rail or a metal barrier and you grind automatically, flipping for points. Ramps throw you into the sky, and arrow ramps kick you up to full speed. You can land on car roofs, traffic barriers, food stands and billboards, and the harder the landing, the better the reward. Taxi signs, bushes, tree leaves, trash bins and supermarket products all shatter into pieces if you hit them.

Every trick and clean landing fills your skill meter. Speed Boost comes free, and you can buy Up Boost, Coin Magnet, Shield, Slow Down and Salvage with the coins you collect. Save the big ones for the moments when the street gets crowded.

Tips for Getting Through Every Zone

The city is stitched together at random, so no two runs match. These are the zones you’ll meet and how to handle them:

Skate Through the City, Smash Everything! Play Now

Street Rider works because it asks so little and gives so much back. One finger gets you started, runs are short, and restarting takes a second. What keeps you coming back is the small stuff: seven fresh daily missions, 22 boards to unlock (from a plain red one to a Mystic Carpet), and a leaderboard score that always feels just within reach. When a run ends, it’s usually your fault, and that’s precisely why you’ll hit play one more time.

If you like your endless runners on foot instead of on a board, try Senate Run next: it’s a simple but addictive endless runner where you dodge wet floor signs and incoming NBI agents and go as far as you can.