Motobushido isn't bad. There's a remaster and associated Kickstarter coming down the pipe.

I'm tempted to say Summon Skate, although it has a very broad range of personal vehicles.

I also know of Motobushido, although I haven't played it so I'm not sure if that's a recc.

Transit is maybe close to Road Rash style gameplay, but is a bit more car/truck.

185) Motobushido. It's a roleplaying game of ronin on motorbikes in a post-apocalyptic future, with a neat card driven player-centric narrative system with some tactical depth. It knows exactly what kind of stories it wants to tell, and does them very well.

Motobushido is a really good TTRPG about biker ronins who fight to the death and stuff, it uses poker cards to a really awesome effect!

Motobushido! Made by a friend of mine. Post apocalyptic motorcycle bike gang with a super cool escalation card based conflict resolution system! nathanaelcole.com/ag/motobushi...

I feel like saying "I play X game" is always better: worst case scenario they don't care, best cast scenario they know the game and are like "Oh sis, word!" (I run niche games like HERO and Motobushido lmao)

Most of the time they're like "What?" and then you get to teach them about that cool game!

A #motobushido character of mine, some #flightofdragons fanart, and a gold/brass hybrid. 🫐🪰🫐

If not for truly unexpected graces, it would have crashed and burned.

A backer did the logo. The previous one was, uh, not good.

Tim Morrison reached out and provided an entire custom soundtrack, gratis.

Nathaniel Cole did cross-promo with Motobushido. Without that, it wouldn't have funded.