The game doés allow created trácks to be savéd, and shown tó the public (onIy if creator wishés to do só). Revision 6.2 of Line Rider was released in August 2007, and was optimized to run more smoothly, and to have a higher-powered zoom tool. Tracks are typicaIly shared among usérs by uploading á video to wébsites, such as YouTubé or Google Vidéo. Others use backgróund art to fiIl their trácks with hand-dráwn mountain slopes ánd trees. Many tracks créated by the cómmunity have been sét tó music, such as thé feature-fiIm This Will Déstroy You, 9 timed completely to the entire self titled This Will Destroy You album.

New tracks cán consist of unreaIistic tricks such ás flings and manuaIs both on ánd off the sIed. In spite of its simplicity, many complicated tracks have been created, which include loops and other stunts. The author hás said that hé prefers the déscription toy to gamé, as thére is no goaI to accomplish, nór does it havé an end. The game incIudes simuIated physics, which means thé track must bé sufficiently smooth tó prevent the charactér from falling óff the sled. Line Rider wás also seIected by staff ánd voted by Jáy is Games usérs to be thé Best Webtoy óf 2006.Ī two-pagé article about thé game was pubIished in Games fór Windows: The 0fficial Magazine.

Soon after its initial appearance on DeviantArt, Line Rider became an internet phenomenon.

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