About Future Bike
Future Bike is a 3D endless runner where you ride a bike through an abstract course of tunnels and floating shapes. The track is generated as you go, so no two rides look quite the same, and the title screen calls it Future Bike Parkour.
Runs are short, often just seconds, which makes it a game built for one more try. You steer with the arrow keys or by touching the screen, press space to go again, and hit Return when you want an even faster restart.
The style is minimal and synthwave-flavored, with glowing blues, purples and reds, and a soundtrack that suits the mood. You can play Future Bike online on a computer or on a touch screen.
How to Play Future Bike
- Press a button on the title screen to start.
- Steer with the arrow keys, or touch the screen on a phone or tablet.
- Stay on the course for as long as you can while the track keeps changing.
- Press space to try again after a run ends.
- Press Return for a quick restart.
What to Expect in Future Bike
Expect quick runs that can end within seconds, a number climbing in the top corner as you ride, and shapes rushing at you out of the dark. It's simple to understand and hard to stop playing.
Because the course is endless and builds itself, there's no finish line, only your best run, which is what makes it such a moreish endless runner. It works with touch controls, so you can play Future Bike free on a phone as easily as on a laptop.
Tips for Future Bike
- Make small steering corrections instead of holding a direction for long.
- Look further down the track rather than right in front of the bike.
- Use Return for instant restarts when you're practicing.
- Switch to fullscreen for a bigger view of what's coming.
- Turn the sound on; the music sets a steady pace for longer runs.
Who Made Future Bike
Future Bike was made by Doomlaser, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Unity, with music by DanTerminus and title music by Christine. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Future Bike page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Future Bike free?
Yes. Future Bike is free to play here on FunClicker, right in your browser. There's no download, no install and no account. Press a button on the title screen and you're riding within seconds, and each run is short enough to squeeze in anywhere.
How do you play Future Bike?
Steer your bike with the arrow keys, or touch the screen on a phone or tablet. The course of tunnels and shapes keeps generating ahead of you, and the aim is to stay on it as long as you can. Press space to retry, or Return for a quick restart.
What is the goal in Future Bike?
The goal is to keep riding for as long as possible. It's an endless runner, so there's no finish line, and the number in the top corner climbs while you stay on the course. Every run is a chance to beat your previous best.
Who made Future Bike?
Future Bike was made by Doomlaser and released on itch.io. It was built in Unity, with music by DanTerminus and title music by Christine. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it in your browser without downloading anything.
Can I play Future Bike on a Chromebook or phone?
Yes to both. A Chromebook runs it in a normal browser tab with the arrow keys. It also supports touch steering, so it works on phones and tablets, though a 3D game like this runs smoothest on a device with decent graphics.
Is Future Bike unblocked at school?
Future Bike needs only a browser tab, with no download or install. Whether it opens on a school or work network depends on that network's filters, which we do not control. If it loads for you, it plays the same as anywhere else.
How do you restart in Future Bike?
Press space to try again after a run ends, or press Return for a quick restart at any time. Since runs can last only seconds, the fast restart is handy when you want to practice and jump straight back onto the bike.
Is Future Bike different every time?
Yes. The course is procedurally generated, so the tunnels and shapes ahead of you change from run to run. You cannot memorize a route, which keeps every ride fresh and makes reacting quickly to what's coming the main skill you build.
