Line Rider

Yes — you can save your track designs locally, and many players export or record their runs to share with others. This allows a community of track builders to show off creative or complex tracks.

Anything that your imagination allows. You can build gentle hills, steep slopes, dramatic loops, jumps, sharp curves — or even elaborate stunt tracks. Some advanced creators build long, multi-stage tracks, or combine tracks with scenery and backgrounds for creative animations

You start with a blank canvas. Use your mouse (or touch on a mobile device) to draw lines — curves, slopes, ramps — that will form the track. Once drawn, press “Play,” and the sledder (commonly called “Bosh”) slides along the track under simulated physics (gravity, momentum, inertia). If your track is smooth and properly shaped, he’ll ride successfully; otherwise he may crash or fall.

Line Rider is a physics-based sandbox game in which you draw a track and then let a little sledder ride it. Instead of fixed levels or goals, the fun comes from designing and experimenting — building slopes, loops, jumps or gentle hills, then watching your creation come alive.