VerlyGameDev has released a new update for Herex Simulator Indonesia that adds three motorcycles to the game's garage and expands its visual customization tools, Industry.co.id reported on Friday. The update also includes bug fixes aimed at smoothing out multiplayer sessions and city exploration. According to Industry.co.id, the three new bikes can be customized in depth from the moment players acquire them.
Why it matters
Herex Simulator Indonesia has built its identity on the look and feel of Indonesian street racing, and customization sits at the center of that identity. According to Industry.co.id, the game has been downloaded more than 5 million times on Google Play, a figure that gives the update a wide audience among local racing fans.
The new vehicles are not cosmetic filler. Industry.co.id reports that each one supports detailed modification from the start, which means players who prefer any of the three can build a personal look without waiting to unlock options. For a game whose appeal rests on self-expression in the garage, that matters as much as any new track or mode.
Three familiar names join the garage
The update brings in the Yamaha Xmax, the Honda Revo and the Supra KPH, according to Industry.co.id. All three are well known on Indonesian roads, and the outlet notes that they join a collection of vehicles that had already found favor with players.
Industry.co.id describes the additions as more than display pieces, since each bike accepts deep customization immediately. The report does not specify prices, unlock conditions or performance statistics for the three models.
Customization goes further
The modification system is the core of Herex Simulator Indonesia, and Industry.co.id reports that this update pushes it deeper. Players can now upload their own custom decals, a change the outlet says allows designs that stand apart from other riders on the virtual road.
Beyond decals, the update adds seat variations, license plate choices and separate coloring for the frame. Industry.co.id frames these options as a way to build a personal machine, whether the goal is a daily-ride look or a street-racing style. The report also mentions improvements to the game's BILED display and its "ceper" lowered-stance feature, which the outlet says produce more satisfying visuals.
Performance tuning remains part of the picture. Industry.co.id points readers to its earlier coverage of engine bore-up modifications and argues that visual work feels complete only when matched with power for racing.
Free Ride, street racing and practical advice
Two modes carry the gameplay, according to Industry.co.id. Free Ride lets players roam a setting built around Indonesian landmarks, including Monas in Jakarta and Gedung Sate in Bandung — a combination the outlet says is uncommon among racing games. The street racing mode, meanwhile, tests tuning skill in front of an arena crowd.
Industry.co.id also offers three tips for newer players. First, finish races and build up in-game money before spending on cosmetics, since performance upgrades speed up earnings later. Second, master a single circuit before moving on, because knowing the corners and braking points pays off especially in street races where small mistakes cost positions. Third, use Free Ride to test finished builds, cruising past Monas or around Gedung Sate to enjoy the results of time spent in the virtual workshop.
The report does not give a release date for the update or detail the specific bugs that were fixed.
Watch for further updates from VerlyGameDev, and for how players respond to the custom decal tool once their designs start appearing in races.
