$12.99Scoot Physics that reward commitment
Grab a scooter and mess around with your co-op friends: land 40-odd tricks, wipe out in glorious ragdoll, then build a park so ridiculous only you could love it and ride it together.
Is Scoot worth it?
Scoot is worth it if…
- you like sandbox sessions with no scoreboard, just riding and messing around
- you want private lobbies where only your co-op friends can join
- you like building skateparks and trying other riders' creations
- you like scooter tricks, grinds, parkour, and spectacular ragdoll fails
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Shredding together online
Online is built for small crews. You join public lobbies with up to four other riders, or you close the doors and keep it to a private lobby with just your co-op friends.
From there it is simple: cruise New Carven for ledges and stair gaps, or head to Jumbo Jump Island for the downhill course and the looping tunnel. Take turns showing off a trick line, follow each other through a bowl, or just ragdoll off a mega ramp while everyone watches the replay.
Tricks, wipeouts, and your own parks
The physics sit between sim and arcade: realistic enough to make a clean grind feel earned, forgiving enough to keep trying the next stair set. You get over 40 tricks, on-foot navigation, parkour, and in-game challenges when you want structure.
Then there is the park builder. Pick bowls, rails, and jumps from a large set of pieces, arrange them however you like, and share the result through the community Discord. Add custom scooters and riders, plus a replay editor for filming clips of your best lines and worst falls.
Good to know?
Can you play it with just friends?
Yes. Alongside public lobbies, online mode supports private lobbies, so you can ride with only your own group and no interruptions.
How many riders can share a lobby?
You plus up to four other players, so five riders rolling around the same city, island, or custom park.
What do you actually do together?
There are no team missions. You ride the open city and island, try tricks and challenges, explore custom parks, and film clips with the replay editor. It is a shared sandbox, not a campaign.
Can you make your own parks to ride?
Yes. The in-game park builder lets you place bowls, rails, jumps, and more in any arrangement, and community-made parks are shared through the game's Discord for endless new spots.
