Good game but not enough content (unless you want to pay for it). Difficult in the later stages of the game but that’s also what gives the game that addictive feeling.

Miserable game. Frustration over fun is the idea, which is why nobody plays these games I guess. Some say you can enjoy it once you’ve spent hundreds to thousands of hours mastering the physics. To that I say: there are better things to do with hundreds or thousands of hours of my life. Some devs forgot that games should be fun. Especially games with extreme sports. They brag about the physics and control in this game, but a few hours will have even decent players smashing their controllers. I love extreme sports games and racing as well. Got the platinum for Riders Republic because I enjoyed it so much. Beat every Tomy Hawk title up to Underground 2. I get the idea of failing and restarting and I have the patience for that if it feels fun and worthwhile in the long run. I’ve tried 2 Trials games now, Fusion and Rising. Both of those games do not care about fun or players time sink. They want you to perform a flawless run without even leaning to correct your angle so you don’t fall. Possible? Yeah sure…Fun? No. Miserable. And you will need to achieve some of these goals to simply unlock new maps. Oh and don’t get me started on the community maps mostly all being on tracks that would cost an additional $10 minimum to buy dlc content. I understand these games have a loyal following and I have nothing but respect for those who find this fun. I don’t know any of these people and all of my gaming friends have tried these games and all of these friends stopped and said they were too frustrating. I thought they were overreacting a bit, but no. If anything they were under reacting. Some call these games the dark souls of extreme sports games. I don’t think that’s true. Dark souls has value and a clear path to improvement. I was not able to find value in playing these and if I could speak to the devs I would have to ask if any of them play the games they make. I’m sure they do not as the challenges would be too difficult. If a challenge is too difficult for you and you have made the product, consider bringing it down a notch rather than sacrificing fun and ultimately causing your game to be incredibly niche. I’m not saying make it brain dead easy. I’m saying 99% of people who pick this up will not continue playing because the frustration is not fun. Maybe if you aim for fun, people will play your video games. Ask Tony Hawk. And to the “git gud” crowd out there: I am very good at many games and other irl things. The time it would take to get good enough to enjoy this game would first of all not be enjoyable at all for me and secondly that time would be wasted when it could have been invested in something like playing my guitar, cooking, or taking a walk with my dog. All better ways to spend you time and more rewarding. That’s not even naming the hundreds or thousands of better games you could play in that time. TLDR: Game is not fun or worth your time sink and made me wonder how many devs even play their game and how many players just lie about achievements. Don’t bother. Play something fun.

Loved this absolute gem!! Such a good game I cannot recommend enough and it’s the last good Ubisoft trials game imo