![]() ![]() You see, Trials Fusion doesn’t make getting to the end of the stage easy, especially from the mid-point of the career mode onwards. And yet while it’s good enough for the first few levels, soon enough you’ll have to refine your skills if you want to progress through the latter obstacle courses. ![]() Leaning left or right helps the rider keep their balance, and using brakes helps from falling into gaps or wheeling out of control. Players choose a bike, and navigate stages featuring huge jumps, pitfalls, ramps, and more. The main mechanics of the game are the same, but the terrain is not, since it’s all futuristic and mostly outdoors. It brings the same level of zaniness and difficulty as the previous iterations, while sporting a new coat of paint and mechanics, a futuristic setting, and more curse-inducing perils that will have you wanting to fling your controller across the room every time your rider faceplants on a wall. Now the latest version of the game, Trials Fusion, is available for those looking for a new challenge. Despite the unusual mixture of pleasure and pain in a game with motorcycles, it managed to surprise every one with its tight, unforgiving gameplay.ĭeveloped by RedLynx / Published by UbisoftĪvailable on the PC, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. When you think of RedLynx’s Trials series, you think about two things specifically: one, the exhilarating, death-defying jumps you’ll be doing and crazy air you’ll be catching, and two, the many frustrating and painful fails you’ll suffer through in the attempt of a perfect run. ![]()
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