Trials Fusion made our top games of 2014 to look out for and is fellow staffer Marshall Britt’s most anticipated game of the year.Īdditionally, fellow XBLA watchdog discovered that a retail version of Trials Fusion for Xbox One and PS4 has hit the Amazon marketplace for preorder. This sequel promises even bigger thrills than its predecessors with the addition of tricks. The game tasks its player to navigate a dirtbiker through a series of obstacles on a two-dimensional plane based on a highly focused and technical physics engine. Trials Fusion is the next entry into RedLynx’s highly successful Trials franchise, following Trials HD and Trials Evolution. At the end of the trailer, the release date was announced for April 16, 2014, with a price of $19.99 across all platforms, including Xbox One, Xbox 360, PC, and PS4. The “Ride On” gameplay trailer details the stunningly gorgeous new vistas you’ll power through, from futuristic utopias to clouded canyons to tropical paradises. Trials Fusion will be available to download on PC through Steam, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One from April 16 for £15.99.Ī physical retail version including the base game and the Season Pass will also be made available from April 17 for PC, PS4 and Xbox One.Today, Ubisoft released a new gameplay trailer for their highly anticipated Trials Fusion from developer RedLynx. Finally, there's also leaderboards and social network connectivity.
You can also connect the game with Trials Fusion on PC and consoles to access bonus rider gear. Players will unlock more of these regions as they progress, tricking and bailing their way across the ruins of cities and other environments.Ī press release from Ubisoft promises a "wild story," and the chance to upgrade your ride with blueprints earned along the way. The game is set after the downfall of the Trials universe, where civilization has fanned out into small villages and territories.
To see this content please enable targeting cookies. An Android edition will follow in due course, but for now, the publisher has posted a new trailer and a batch of screens for your viewing pleasure. Ubisoft has dated its mobile stunt racer Trials Frontier for an April 10 launch on iOS.
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