Streetdog BMX

Streetdog BMX

Released Jan 2026

Get ready for massive tricks, high scores, and gnarly slams in Streetdog BMX. Carve your way through six huge maps featuring hidden spots, handcrafted challenges, and flowing lines!

94% positive · 206 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
Medium confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
Medium confidence

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Evaluation

Streetdog BMX launched on January 14, 2026, after four years of solo development by Adam at Yeah Us! Games. The developer announced the release on November 27, 2025, explicitly describing the game as "finally fully baked." The launch was well-received (93% positive from 187 reviews), and the developer followed up with two post-launch bug fix patches on January 20 and January 28, 2026. The January 16 beta branch post mentioned minor challenge balancing as a near-term task, which appears to have been addressed in those subsequent patches. No DLC, expansions, roadmaps, or future content of any kind have been announced. The game shipped as a complete package with six maps and over 270 challenges. The developer's last communication was January 28, 2026 — nearly six months ago as of today, July 16, 2026. There is no post-launch content update pattern to speak of, and no outstanding commitments from the developer. The game was built and launched by a solo developer as a finished product, and all post-launch activity has been limited to bug fixes addressing launch issues. The previously applied "recently launched" risk signal no longer applies, as the game is now outside the 180-day window. The evidence points to a game that launched complete and has received only maintenance patches since.
Evidence
Developer announced January 14, 2026 release date, describing the game as 'finally fully baked' after 4 years of development
news post · Nov 27, 2025 source development ending
high
Final known update: small bug fixes for LB flips, skate-style manuals, and rare crash. Last developer communication on record.
news post · Jan 28, 2026 source ambiguous
medium

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Details

Developer
Publisher
Yeah Us! Games
Achievements
24
Platform
Windows
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player

About this game

Streetdog BMX is an action sports game where you ride through expansive maps sending extreme tricks, getting technical on the rails, and feeling the flow. Fans of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater and Dave Mirra BMX will be right at home in this deep yet approachable modern BMX game.

Customize your bike and rider before hitting the streets to explore six maps packed with wallrides, gaps, bowls, ramps and rails. Uncover new spots, complete handcrafted challenges, and link up your combos!

Your Bike, Your Rules

Focus on high scores and big air, or flow through levels at your own pace. Streetdog BMX accommodates all kinds of riders and play styles. Your lines can be as complex or as simple as you want them to be. Just keep in mind, the bigger the combo... the harder you fall.

Own the Streets

Unleash your creativity. Fakie, manual, icepick or wallride your way through over 270 sick challenges. From barspin to backflip, to crooked grind to crankflip - you’ll have a huge selection of tricks and stunts to use when you send it.

Customization Galore

With dozens of color and outfit options, you can customize your bike and rider the way you want. Play around with options for clothes, shoes, hair, tattoos and more. Build the BMX bike of your dreams with plenty of customizable options ranging from the frame down to the chainring.

BMX for Life

As a longtime BMX rider, I've been pouring my passion for the sport into games like Trail Boss BMX and the Pumped BMX series for years. Streetdog BMX is the action sports game I've always wanted to make and is the next step in combining my love of making games and getting on the bike.

Last evaluated Jul 16, 2026
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