BMX Streets

Mash Games / Apr 4, 2024 / Casual, Indie, Simulation, Sports

Singleplayer

windows
Steam Deck Playable

161 playing now

That's more people than live in the Pitcairn Islands.

Ready to hit the streets? BMX Streets brings the essence of BMX riding to your fingertips. Experience the next generation of BMX gaming with realistic physics, massive amounts of customization and gorgeous maps. Practice, experiment and explore to find your own unique style and master the streets.

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What's new

Patchie

2026-03-25

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What players say

Mostly Positive

78% positive, 3,307 reviews

Recommended359 hrs played

The best BMX game I've played since Dave Mirra's Freestyle BMX 2. I also smash my nuts with a hammer for fun

47 found this helpful, 2025-10-20

Not recommended7 hrs played

My partner and myself really enjoyed playing together and now the devs have screwed up by removing it to single player. we bought this game based on playing together and now can not, seriously stupid move and cannot recomend anymore.

71 found this helpful, 2025-11-06

Not recommended1,039 hrs played

I paid over $60 NZD for this game two years ago, and instead of improving, it’s gone backwards. Multiplayer one of the core features still doesn’t function the way it did in earlier versions, yet the developer has prioritized adding in-game currency and monetization systems. That’s incredibly frustrating as a paying customer. It feels like the focus has shifted away from fixing core gameplay and toward...

54 found this helpful, 2026-04-08

Not recommended70 hrs played

As someone who was a serious supporter of the Mash Games titles, modded the first game, BMX Pipe, and bought this game at launch, I’m honestly disappointed. At first, I had fun with it. Sure, it was a bit buggy and the online mode wasn't working very well, but there were ways to work around those issues. The physics felt superior, and while the controls took some time to get used to, the game had a solid foundation....