The first goal of Wheelie Popper is to keep the bike moving while the front wheel is off the ground. Holding down D, the Right Arrow, or the Spacebar speeds up the bike, but you have to be very careful with your timing to hold a wheelie. Sunny Beach is the best place to learn how to drive because the road is flat and there aren't many big obstacles.
It looks like the easiest way to get a better score is to get farther. There are more ways to get points than just going far, though. Tail scrapes, seat stands, and tricks are all paid for.
Where the first plan doesn't work
One of the most common mistakes in Wheelie Popper is speeding up all the time. If you hold down on the gas for too long, the front wheel will rise until the motorbike flips over. When you brake too hard, the front wheel falls off, and the wheelie is over. If you do tricks without checking where the bike is, you could crash. Speed bumps, sand, and wind on the road can make it harder to keep your balance.
Change how you do the wheelie popper to get better results.
Using short acceleration inputs and correcting the bike before it becomes unstable is a more reliable method. Instead of trying every trick at once, score points should be added slowly.
Some helpful tips for playing Wheelie Popper are:
- Don't hold down the front wheel; just tap it short to keep it where you want it.
- To save the bike if it leans too far back, press A or Left Arrow.
- If you scrape the tail on the road, you get extra points.
- W does a seat stand and S does a trick when the bike is steady.
- Get the stars because they will double your score.
- Based on the game, spend your upgrades on Engine, Balance, or Tail.
Follow the new rules on all roads
In Wheelie Popper, each road has its own types of obstacles. Sunny Beach is a good place to practise. Downtown has speed bumps, Dust Highway has wind and sand and Nite Run makes it hard to see what's coming next.
You can get 16 bikes, new roads, and upgrades with the coins you earn on each run. It's often better to spend coins on improving the Balance or Engine than on buying early-game cosmetic items.
Don't risk a good run just to get a higher multiplier. Keep the bike steady and only add tricks when it's safe to do so.
New game: Wheelie Popper
