On the rise.
Very few games as close to marrying sheer frustration and abject joy as Trials. From its earliest days as a browser game in 2000 to its breakout success on XBLA, RedLynx’s 2.5D racer has always been a tough cookie to crack thanks to its physics-driven stunts and high difficulty curve, and as such, it’s boxed itself into a niche-shaped corner. But with the release of Trials Rising, the series has an entry that’s both incredibly accessible for brand new players while offering an experience filled with enough creative challenge to keep long-serving pros very happy.
This is also a debut for the franchise on a Nintendo console, bringing its mixture of platforming, stunts and high-speed racing to handhelds for the very first time. And it's the full package, too. Screenshots and video that circulated prior to the release of the game suggested this Switch port was going to be another WWE 2K18 or Ark: Survival Evolved. Thankfully, this isn’t the case. You’re getting every mode and track available on every other platform (including the fabled Track Editor) running at a relatively stable 30fps – not quite the 60fps it runs at on PS4, Xbox One and PC, but still.
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