BMX Kidz

About

BMX Kidz is a straightforward BMX racing game built for 8-bit home computers. Single player races through obstacle-filled tracks while pulling off jumps and tricks. Simple controls and pixelated graphics keep the focus on basic mechanics. You collect points for style and speed but the challenge leans more on timing than variety. The game moves at a steady pace with minimal polish but the core idea of racing dirt tracks and grinding rails holds up. The game's charm comes from its no-frills execution. Community ratings sit around 3.5 out of 10 but fans of early bike-based arcade games find nostalgic value in its simplicity. Released at the end of 1987 it feels more like a relic of the genre's early days than a standout entry. The track design lacks depth compared to later BMX titles but the pure arcade approach gives it some replay potential. It's a curious artifact for retro gaming collectors especially those who remember Firebird's other 80s titles.