Ride an open world on two wheels
Scoot is an open world scooter game built on simcade physics, so it sits between a realistic ride and something easy to pick up. You can gap a set of stairs, send a trick over a mega ramp, grind ledges, or just cruise. There are over 40 tricks to perform.
Two main spots cover different styles. New Carven is a rider-friendly city full of street spots, ledges and technical lines. Jumbo Jump Island is a park with a downhill course and a looping tunnel if you'd rather hit jumps and transitions than weave through streets.
Play together online
Scoot has online co-op for up to 4 players at once, and you can ride in either public lobbies or private ones. Public lobbies are the place to show your tricks to strangers, while a private lobby keeps the session to your group with no interruptions.
You also get a replay editor for filming clips, plus in-game challenges to work through alongside friends.
Build, customise, then get rolling
The in-game park builder lets you assemble your own skatepark from a large set of elements: big bowls, endless rails, long jumps and more, arranged however you like. Parks you make can be shared with the community on Discord, which means there's a steady supply of other people's parks to ride too.
Customisation covers both your rider and your scooter, and there's an extensive set of options to dig through. Beyond riding, you have advanced on-foot navigation, parkour moves, and ragdoll physics for when a trick goes wrong.
Worth knowing before you start
Scoot is in Early Access, so expect things to change over time. The game supports controller play. Movement includes both third-person riding and on-foot sections, with tags also pointing to first-person options, so it's worth checking the settings once you're in and finding the camera that suits you.