Game guide
NEW UPDATE! Project MX — The three main modes
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About
OverviewProject MX is a motocross game set across a vast desert, forests, and hand-built tracks where you race, pull freestyle tricks, and push through enduro trails.
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Contents
01
The three main modes
TableAll three modes are available and you can switch between them whenever you like.
| Racing | compete against other players on supercross and motocross tracks built for speed and precision. |
| Enduro | ride through rough terrain and trails over longer distances, chasing time and score. |
| Freestyle | hit jumps at Slayground and pull tricks like whips to build your score. |
02
Tracks worth knowing
CheckThe map also received terrain updates, new trails, a road bridge near Aztec, and interior areas.
- Daytona Supercross is in the rotation.
- Straight Rhythm is available.
- PMX All Rider Training Facility is on the map.
- Endurocross is included.
- Suspension testing grounds is on the map.
03
Controller vs. mobile
TableThe game itself flags that it is best played with a controller. Mobile is supported.
| Controller | recommended by the game. |
| Mobile | fully supported. |
04
What you get without spending Robux
SummaryThere are quads in the game, including one that is free. The game also has a bike tuner.
- Free quad one of the five newer quads added in the latest update costs nothing.
- Bike tuner added in the latest update.
Glossary
Glossary- Motocross (MX)
- Off-road motorcycle racing on dirt tracks with jumps and rough terrain.
- Supercross (SX)
- Motocross held on an artificially built indoor or stadium track with tighter, more technical sections.
- Enduro
- A long-distance off-road riding mode that takes you through rough trails and challenging terrain.
- Freestyle
- A mode where you score points by pulling aerial tricks off jumps rather than racing to a finish line.
- Whip
- A trick where you kick the rear of the bike sideways in the air, one of the signature moves in freestyle.
- Slayground
- A dedicated area in the game designed for freestyle riding and big trick attempts.
- Straight Rhythm
- A track format made up of consecutive jumps in a straight line.
Common questions
FAQCan I play Project MX on my phone?
Yes, mobile is fully supported. The game recommends a controller for the best experience.
What is the difference between enduro and racing?
Racing puts you on a fixed supercross or motocross track against other players. Enduro sends you through rough open terrain over a longer route.
Updated Oct 2, 2026
Game updates can change what is on this page. If you spot something, get in touch and let us know.
Game updates can change what is on this page. If you spot something, get in touch and let us know.
