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Ride Up

The steepest climb between mind and body: Ride UP. Grab your bike and ascend through a world woven with delusions. Physics-based riding, brutal tracks, and a past that refuses to be remembered await you.

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About the Game



Ride UP isn’t just a climbing game — it’s a journey.

The road is tough, winding, and full of falls. But with every restart, you get a little closer. Maybe to the top, maybe to yourself.

This path unfolds inside the mind of Fred, the main character.

His memories, regrets, and past take shape as maps you must ride through.

From quiet town streets to frozen peaks, from war-torn battlefields to mysterious realms, traverse 6 distinct chapters — all while hearing Fred’s inner voice narrate the story.

  • Physics-based motorcycle climbing

  • 6 unique maps, 6 emotional states

  • Chapters connected by strange portals

  • A narrative told through Fred’s voice

  • Replayability and ranking system

  • 3–4 hours of mental and physical challenge

Here, both failure and success are in your hands.

You may get angry, you may laugh — but somehow, you’ll try again.

Because some journeys aren’t about reaching the end,

They’re about discovering who you are along the way.