Vex X3M 2: portal jumps and kite gliding on a trap-heavy bike course
Vex X3M 2 pushes you through a driving and racing route where every ramp can hide a saw blade, laser, or awkward landing. The bike handling leans hard into physics, so you are constantly balancing speed, tilt, and brake taps while chasing the finish.
Portals and kite gliding change the line
This sequel mixes in teleportation portals and kite gliding, which means the track does not always behave like a straight stunt lane. You can launch over gaps, pop out somewhere else, and land on floating platforms before the next hazard closes in.
The result is a course that asks you to read the layout as you ride, not just react at the last second. That makes each jump feel tied to the stage design instead of a simple race to the end.
30 stages, checkpoints, and star goals
There are 30 levels to clear, with easy and hard mode giving you two ways through the same obstacle sets. Red flag checkpoints soften failed attempts, and the three-star target gives you a reason to chase cleaner lines.
If you want extra payoff, stars also unlock new bike skins, so a sharper run changes how your rider looks too. It plays in your browser with no download and no signup, which keeps the focus on retrying the next section.
Keyboard control and stunt timing
Use Up or W to accelerate, Left or A and Right or D to tilt, and S to brake. That simple layout leaves the hard part to timing, because a flat landing is often safer than forcing another flip near a narrow platform.
Fans of Vex X3M will recognize the trap-first design, while Moto X3M 2 and Vex Challenges scratch the same reflex-driven itch. If you want that motorcycle stunt pressure with portal tricks layered on top, this one keeps every run on edge.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
17 april 2025
Last Update
03 april 2026