Street Rider
Street Rider is a 3D endless skateboarding game. Dodge traffic, grind rails, smash objects, collect coins and unlock 22 boards across eight ever-changing zones.
No two routes in Street Rider are the same. It’s a 3D endless skateboarding game where you pick a path and react fast when something unexpected shows up. One run takes you down a busy street, the next through a supermarket, a garden or a museum. Along the way you collect coins, unlock boards and get a little better each time.
What Keeps You Coming Back to Street Rider
Distance is only part of it. The game gives you other things to chase, so each session has its own goal.
Explore the streets freely: Routes are generated from eight distinct environmental themes, including intersections, residential areas, forests, supermarkets, and museums, arranged in a wide variety of configurations.
Master skateboarding tricks: Use ramps, rails, and other features to perform jumps or grind across objects.
Interact with your surroundings: Certain roadside objects can be shattered upon impact.
Navigate increasing speeds: Vehicles, subways, and various obstacles keep appearing, so you have to stay sharp.
Collect and spend coins: Earn coins as you play, then use them to purchase new skateboards or helpful power-ups.
A Garage Full of Boards
Your long-term goal is to unlock all 22 boards. Each has its own design, and the lineup includes the Red Board, Calculator, Mystic Carpet and Lunar Hoverboard. Coins from your runs pay for the ones you’re missing, so grab them whenever it’s safe instead of only chasing distance.
Six Skills for Sticky Moments
Skills can be triggered mid-run, and each one fixes a different problem:
Free Speed Boost: Provides a speed boost for 10 seconds at no coin cost.
Up Boost: Assists with upward movement; costs 500 coins.
Coin Magnet: Attracts coins for 15 seconds; costs 500 coins.
Shield: For 15 seconds, it protects your board; costs 500 coins.
Slow Down: Reduces your speed by half for 4 seconds; costs 500 coins.
Salvage: Repairs a damaged side of your board; costs 1,000 coins.
Reasons to Keep Riding Beyond High Scores
If a personal best isn’t enough, the missions and achievements give you more to work toward.
Daily Missions
Seven missions reset every day. Each pays 10 coins, and clearing the whole list adds another 100. It’s a steady way to save up for a new board.
Achievements and Challenges
There are 23 achievement categories with 204 tiers in total, and rewards run from 2 to 2,500 coins depending on the tier. You’ll also find movement-based missions across four zones, each paying 10 coins when completed.
Leaderboards
Your best scores go on a global leaderboard. Beat your last run and see how far up the list you can get.
Controls
Keyboard (PC): Use the arrow keys or A/D to switch lanes, and Up or Space to jump.
Touch (mobile): Swipe left or right to change lanes, and swipe up to jump.
Tricks: Use ramps and rails to trigger them.
Staying Alive a Little Longer
The streets throw surprises at you constantly. A few habits help you keep control:
Check for vehicles on both sides before changing lanes.
Don’t jump or slide low without first spotting what’s ahead.
Use railings and ramps to perform tricks.
Land your jumps properly to minimize damage to your skateboard.
Collect coins, but don’t take unnecessary risks if the path ahead is too dangerous.
Use Salvage to repair your board whenever needed, rather than letting damage cut your run short.
Ready for Your Next Run?
Pick a board you like, check the lane ahead and push off. Between the daily missions, the achievement tiers and that leaderboard, there’s always a next target waiting once the current run ends.