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Biker Mice from Mars

Review

Race isometrically, use weapons to hinder rivals, and upgrade your bike with earnings.

Biker Mice from Mars for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) was developed by Konami and released in 1994. This is the original game version, with no earlier releases on other platforms.


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About Biker Mice from Mars

Biker Mice from Mars is a racing title for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System that adapts its animated series source material. The gameplay involves competing in races from an isometric viewpoint, where drivers have distinct statistical profiles affecting their performance.

Progression is tied to an economic system where prize money earned from races is invested in vehicle upgrades. These improvements can be applied to components like engines, armor, tires, and weapon systems. During a race, players can deploy items such as mines and missiles to hinder opponents, while also collecting various power-ups from the track.

The experience includes a two-player option, allowing for cooperative participation in the main campaign or direct competitive matches. The game's structure, combining combat, collection, and vehicle customization within a racing framework, shares mechanical similarities with other titles in the genre from its era.

Biker Mice from Mars Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Choosing a driver
Practicing
The first track
Getting zapped
Lap times
Race results
In-between races you can buy new equipement at the shop.
What a mess
The hand-icon points you in the right direction.
An underground track
Two-player race