That said, I barely even touched the almost impossibly difficult Master's Gauntlet courses, which are unlocked when you beat the final career level, and there are a plethora of user created levels to play through, so it's not as though five and a half hours is all $20 buys you. Going back to repeat tracks over and over again to try and perfect your run and get that gold medal emphasizes part of the fun in leaderboard chasing but it also serves as a reminder that the five and a half hours I spent before the credits finally rolled was not all unique content. Career tracks are unlocked by earning medals and you'll have to get gold medals on quite a few tracks in order to unlock later areas. Practice makes perfect is the name of the game.
#TRIALS FUSION XBOX ONE FMX SERIES#
Oddly, if you go back to a checkpoint in the middle of the voice over it'll cut the narrative off - without the ability to restart it unless you start the entire level over again - which is quite the oversight in a series where restarting at the last checkpoint is as natural and commonplace as breathing.
Getting through seven of the eight areas gets you to the final credits and the end to what is a half-hearted attempt at a narrative. Getting past an obstacle that you've tried 30 to 40 times gives you a wonderful feeling of accomplishment, but sometimes I felt like it was more luck than finesse that netted me the final victory. Some tracks took less than a minute to complete while the most time I spent on a track and completed it was about 20 minutes (there's a 30 minute time limit before the game gives up on you completing the track). There are eight different areas with about six or seven tracks in each, not including training sessions, but how much playtime that equates to can vary wildly.
There are a few challenges that fall outside of that description, such as skill games with various complications or objectives and trick-based tracks where you try to rack up the highest score possible, but the bulk of your time is spent completing tricky obstacle courses and that is certainly where Trials Fusion is at its best. All you need to do is control your rider's position on the bike and the throttle of your vehicle in an attempt to get past a series of obstacles and complete your journey of going from left to right. Like other games in the Trials series, Trials Fusion operates on a deceptively simple concept. While it's certainly a refreshing and fun game for a first timer like myself, I can see how a recent price increase in the series, and some missing as well as some added features could irk long-time fans. RedLynx's Trials series has always caught my eye, but for the first time I've finally had the time and platform to play an entry on with Trials Fusion. I spent hours attempting the same thing over and over again until I got to the end of what the demo was willing to give me.
One of the games I remember most fondly was a Trials demo with a single, simple little course that would kick you out after 10 minutes or so.
#TRIALS FUSION XBOX ONE FMX FREE#
By Karl Koebke, posted on 22 April 2014 / 5,648 Viewsįree flash game sites were some of my biggest time wasters when I was a college student with lots of free time and little money to use to entertain myself.
0 kommentar(er)
