Rider Life

About the game

An endless ride around Sri Lanka — through towns, paddy fields, the coast, the dry-zone jungle and the hill country. Every new rider gets 100 GN and a GN 125. Catch floating GN coins as you ride, stop at fuel sheds to fill up, and dodge three-wheelers, buses, potholes, dogs and cows. Your journey carries on from wherever you stopped. Run short and the Mudalali will lend you a little — at a price. Every coin is checked by the server, so every GN in the game was really earned.

• Start: 100 GN and a GN 125, in Colombo.
• Earn: catch floating GN coins (+1) and coin bags (+5) as you ride.
• Spend: fuel is 2 GN a litre — tap Stop as a fuel shed comes up. Run dry and you'll be pushing the bike.
• Every ride is different: monsoon rain brings more coins, night brings more coin bags, elephants block two lanes in the jungle, and at a level crossing you must stop and let the train by.
• Goals: carry parcels between towns (5 GN a km, +50% if you don't crash), earn 20 GN the first time you reach each of the 29 towns, and complete three daily challenges.
• Look after it: bikes wear as you ride (and more in a crash), and you get tired. In towns: service 30 GN, a meal 10 GN, a wash 5 GN — a clean bike earns a +10% shine bonus. Broken down out of town? A mechanic comes out for 60 GN.
• Upgrade: town showrooms sell the Tusker 150 (1,500 GN), Hawk 200 (4,000 GN) and Sigiri 250 (8,000 GN) — faster, further on a tank, and tougher.
• Own a business: build a fuel shed (1,500 GN), service center (1,200), food shop (800) or washing bay (600) on a free plot in a town — you keep 80% of every sale to other riders. Up to three each.
• Friends: add riders by their username and lend each other 10–500 GN — 10% on top, due in a week. Overdue? Half of what the borrower earns pays it back.
• Broke? The Mudalali lends 50 GN — you pay back 65, and he takes half your coins until you do.
• Leaderboard: the most GN earned in a single ride.

Leaderboard