Motordoom is a premium action game for PC developed by Hobo Cat Games. It's a third-person roguelike adventure in which players face hordes of monsters and undead creatures. Armed with all kinds of weapons and riding a bicycle, they mow down groups of enemies while performing tricks and mid-air stunts. 

Similar in concept to Rollerdrome, Motordoom allows players to move freely and fluidly through ramps, rails, and other platforms as they build speed and momentum. New players can try the demo versionto get a sense of what the gameplay will be like in the full game.

Death on wheels 

Motordoom is a blend of roguelike action with freestyle sports mechanics. In it, you will be taking on all kinds of demonic creatures armed with an arsenal of unique weapons while riding a bicycle. The game boasts a roster of unique characters, each with their own unique stats and weapons to complement different play styles. Build up your speed and shoot down enemies as you traverse multiple bizarre levels.

The game features a Trick System that challenges you to perform tricks while shooting to increase your score. Build up your combo meter, and once it goes high enough, you'll be granted special upgrades and perks through Demonic Offerings. Each level in this game will become your playground, with plenty of ramps, rails, and barrels that allow you to do all kinds of tricks and stunts. 

Collect scraps to unlock new characters, as well as bike upgrades and attachments like chainsaws and booster engines for future runs. Some things that can be improved would be more tricks to add variety to the gameplay. Another is the way that upgrades appear out of nowhere. They often break your momentum and flow while performing tricks and can get annoying very quickly. 

BMX demon slayer 

Motordoom is what you get when you play a BMX pro biker game with Survivors-like action gameplay; the result is unique and fun. Shooting demons while performing mid-air tricks is quite thrilling, and the different upgrades and attachments you can make enhance the overall experience. It has its share of issues, but none of them are enough not to give this game a try.