SEPEDA ONTEL SIMULATOR Guide: Getting started with the tutorial
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OverviewSepeda Ontel Simulator puts you on an ontel — a classic Indonesian bicycle — and lets you ride freely across a large map inspired by real Indonesian locations, from Malioboro to BSD. This guide covers how to get started, where to go, how to build your bike collection, and how to get the most out of playing with friends.
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Getting started with the tutorial
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When you first load in, a tutorial walks you through the basic controls. Follow the on-screen instructions until it finishes, then pick your first bike and head out into the open map.
- Follow the prompts
work through each tutorial message to learn how to ride and steer.
- Choose your first bike
once the tutorial ends, you are asked to pick a bike to start with.
- Head into the map
after choosing, the whole map opens up and you can ride anywhere you like.
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Key locations on the map
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The map covers a wide area with several distinct zones, each with its own look and atmosphere. Riding between them is a core part of what the game is about.
- Malioboro is the central hub area, modelled on one of Indonesia's most famous streets.
- BSD (Bandar Sudi Di) is a separate zone on the other side of the map with a different feel.
Building your bike collection
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As you play, you unlock additional bikes to add to your collection. You can swap freely between any bike you own, so it is worth collecting as many as you can.
- Keep an eye out for new bikes that become available as you progress.
- Check back after updates the developers add new bikes on a regular basis.
- Switch between your collected bikes any time to try different ones.
- There is no fixed cap on how many bikes you can collect, so the collection keeps growing with each update.
Riding with friends
Summary
The game supports up to 30 players in a single server, all riding around the same map together. You can explore in a group, show off the bikes you have collected, or just hang out in the same spot.
- Server size
up to 30 players share one map at the same time.
- Group exploration
ride through Malioboro or BSD together as a crew.
- Solo play
the map is just as open if you prefer riding alone.
Glossary
Glossary- Ontel
- A classic-style Indonesian bicycle that serves as the main vehicle in this game.
- Malioboro
- The central area of the game's map, based on one of Indonesia's best-known streets.
- BSD
- A separate zone on the map, short for Bandar Sudi Di, with a different landscape from Malioboro.
Common questions
FAQHow many players can be in the same server?
Up to 30 players can ride on the same map at the same time.
Can I play this game on my own?
Yes, the map is fully open whether you have friends with you or not.
How do I get more bikes?
New bikes become available as you play, and the developers add more with regular updates. There is no hard limit on how many you can collect.
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