Enduro 3

Enduro 3 Walkthrough

Enduro 3 is not for those who are easily frustrated. It's one of the most challenging and intense motorcycle games online simply because you really need to focus on using all of the arrow keys to keep your bike rubberside down. This isn't a game where you'll face hills and valleys as you try to make your way from the starting point to the finish line. Instead, you'll be confronted by cars, trucks, vans, barrels, tires and all other manner of obstacles as you try to make it from one level to the next. In addition, your bike isn't the most stable bike imaginable, bouncing and hopping over each obstacle making it much more difficult to stay in control of the bike. It's not impossible though. With a little time, patience and practice as well as a good, solid strategy, anyone can make it through all sixteen levels to find victory at the end.

Beginners are going to have a hard time with Enduro 3. There's no way around it. The challenging obstacles almost guarantee someone who isn't familiar with this type of motorcycle game is going to find keeping the bike under control difficult. More experienced players won't have much trouble with the first few levels, but as they progress, even veteran motorcycle game fans will be put to the test. The difficulty level definitely increases with each new level and some of the obstacles placed in front of you will seem impossible to overcome. Remember though, as challenging as it seems, every single level in this game can be beaten. It might take a little time, but it can be done.

What makes Enduro 3 so much more difficult than other similar motorcycle games on the internet is the limited number of bikes you get to make it through all sixteen levels. Unlike many other motorcycle games that offer this level of difficulty, you don't have unlimited tries to tackle a level. You have seven bikes in total (the six shown plus one more for zero) to make it through to the end. With most other games that offer this level of difficulty, if you crash you are able to start over from the beginning of the level. That's not the case in this game. If you lose all seven bikes, you will have to start over from the beginning of the game. This isn't really much of a problem if you're only on level two or three when this happens, but little is more frustrating than getting to level sixteen only have to start again at level one. For experienced players this could be seen as a major disadvantage. For beginners, though, it should be seen as an advantage. Having to restart gives you the chance to hone your skills for the more difficult levels later in the game.

Overall, Enduro 3 is one of the most frustrating and addictive motorcycle games online. You're going to want to push yourself to improve and to get further each time you play. If there's a particular obstacle you're getting stuck on, you're going to want to keep playing until you get passed it. Of course, when you do, you'll only find yourself confronted with another troublesome obstacle and you're going to want to keep playing until you get passed that one as well. That's what makes the game so addictive. There will be times in the game when you want to quit, but it won't be long before you find yourself playing again. Remember, the name of the game here is balance. Focus on leaning forward and back to keep your bike balanced over obstacles and you'll do fine.