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Notebook Trial
by nonamelab
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Notebook Trial
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Description
Ride your motorcycle, ATV or bike while playing this new pencil-style trial game. Get new achievements along the 12 interesting levels and bring your vehicle to the finish line as fast as possible.
How to Play
Arrow keys to move and balance
Z key to Boost
FAQ
What is Notebook Trial?
Notebook Trial is a physics-based platformer game developed by Noname Lab where players control a stick figure bike rider through hand-drawn obstacle courses.
How do you play Notebook Trial?
In Notebook Trial, you guide your bike-riding stick figure across each level by using the arrow keys to balance, accelerate, and perform stunts while avoiding crashes.
What is the main goal in Notebook Trial?
The main goal in Notebook Trial is to complete each stage as quickly as possible without falling, aiming for fast times and skillful runs through tricky platformer tracks.
Are there different levels or tracks in Notebook Trial?
Yes, Notebook Trial features multiple levels with unique, hand-drawn track designs that become progressively more challenging as you advance.
Who developed Notebook Trial and what platform is it available on?
Notebook Trial was developed by Noname Lab and is available to play for free in your web browser on platforms like Kongregate.
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joebookmaker
Aug. 30, 2012
Pen-writing style looks great, also bicycle is my fav)
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mean
Aug. 30, 2012
the art looks good but the controls are could be better... Way better
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brubuntaro
Aug. 31, 2012
The QWOP of motorcycle! :-P
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steptrix
Aug. 30, 2012
a really good game. an upgrade system for color would make me rate it higher. 4/5
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arcseed
Aug. 30, 2012
play control is incredibly clumsy. I often died for no apparent reason. To keep my bike upright, I had to keep making my guy look like he's humping the bike. 1/5.
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