Hoverbike Racing Prototype 0.2

Patch Notes Version 0.2: 

• Added a complete menu screen with graphics options, input bindings etc. etc. Sorry, no FOV because it's gameplay specific. The extra tracks to unlock are fake. It's just to show future functionality.
• Full gamepad support in the menu and game.
• Added new Boost effects and sounds 
• Added new Launchpad building for a more consistent-looking starting line
• Tweaked the Canyon track, made the glass highway a completely circular tunnel for more fun racing on the walls/ceiling. 
• Added some environmental effects like ducks and fish to the lake area as well as added more greenery there.
• Changed the look of the Player rider and replaced the UE4 Mannequin on the AI Bikes.
• Fixed an issue with the bike getting stuck on some changes in terrain - it's now butter smooth transitioning across surfaces, however, when you run into something there's a TON of bounce back. I see it as a gameplay trade-off though; you're supposed to avoid running into walls. 
  
• Added Position and Distance Indicators above the A.I. riders so you can more clearly see where they are.
• Removed the ability to change to a first-person camera (might add it back later)
• Uploaded directly to itch.io instead of through Google Drive.
  

Known Bugs: 

• There's a glitch with the gamepad keybindings showing as mostly X and A. The default bindings work fine, but the menu shows them incorrectly. Still trying to sort this out.
• I recommend set the resolution before adjusting the Window Mode when adjusting the display settings as every time you hit one of the arrows on the Window Mode, it applies the settings instantly. Less a bug and more a byproduct of not adding a separate "Apply" button.

This is a hoverbike racing game that I've been playing around with in UE4 for the past few months part-time. Most of the core gameplay is finished, but there's no win condition yet so basically infinite laps.
Just thought that I've been the only one looking at it for long enough, I'd love to get some eyes on it to see what people think.

Controls:

Keyboard - WSAD, Shift (boost), Space (Jump), C (Change Camera).
Gamepad - Left Thumbstick, Right Trigger (Gas), Left Trigger (Brake), A\X (Boost), Y/Triangle (Camera), X\Square (Jump).

System Requirements:
Sorry, only Windows support right now. I'd imagine the minimum requirements are on par with what you need to run Unreal Engine 4

• Quad-core Intel or AMD, 2.5 GHz or faster
• 8 GB RAM
• DirectX 11 or DirectX 12 compatible graphics card (GTX 1060 or AMD RX580)
• 7.5 GB HD Space