KNEE DOWN — FACT SHEET

Title: Knee Down
Developer: Another One LLC
Platforms: Mac, iPad, Apple Vision Pro
Release: Coming soon to the App Store
Genre: Arcade-sim motorcycle racing / track day
Modes: Track Day, Time Attack, Riding School (8 lessons), online track days (up to 8 riders)
Track: Felt Faster Foothills (fictional circuit, 10 named corners), golden hour
Roster: 9 riders, 8 original bikes, any rider on any bike
Website: https://playkneedown.com
Contact: support@playkneedown.com

SHORT DESCRIPTION
Knee Down is an arcade-sim motorcycle track-day game for Mac, iPad and Apple Vision Pro that teaches real riding technique through play — and lets you drag a knee doing it.

LONG DESCRIPTION
Knee Down is a motorcycle track-day game built on the techniques real track-day coaches teach. It’s fun in ten seconds — hold the throttle, lean, grin — but underneath, the physics and the coach reward what real riders practise: reference points, a smooth throttle, a single decisive turn-in, braking done early, vision through the corner and staying calm. Every corner gets a grade from S to D, and every lap ends with a report card and one coaching tip.

Players ride Felt Faster Foothills — a fictional circuit named, like every track in the game, after a paddock excuse — at golden hour, in Track Day, Time Attack against a solved reference lap, or the eight-lesson Riding School. Corner Mastery medals, Flow combos and the personal-best chase make it hard to stop at one more lap. Online track days let up to eight friends lap together, follow each other’s lines, and lead a lap like a real control rider.

The paddock is full of affectionate caricatures: Linda, 74, on her pistachio scooter; Big Mike sparking his cruiser’s floorboards; Kiki the influencer, stopping at the apex for a photo; and Alex “Ace” #42, the instructor who teaches you how. Any rider goes on any of eight original bikes. On Apple Vision Pro, you ride from inside the helmet — or watch the whole circuit as a diorama on your table. Tokens are earned by riding and never sold: you can’t buy speed.