In other words, Trials Fusion is, at its most basic, more Trials, but that isn't a bad thing. There's no question that Trials Fusion is the best iteration of the franchise thus far, but only because it improves on many of the past games' faults.
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While there are quite a few pieces of DLC currently available for Fusion, this one ranks near the top.With the introduction of Trials Fusion - the fifth proper entry in the series - developer RedLynx has perfected the formula they created almost 15 years ago, while also trying to give the game its own identity. (Still working on those.) Although I'm sure that these tracks are the cream of the crop from all the entries that must have come in, they're certainly on-par with what the devs have put out, and in some places, dare I say… better? I guess it's the highest compliment to say that if I hadn't known where these fan tracks were from, I never would've guessed they weren't from RedLynx.Īlthough Trials Fusion is still my least favorite of the Trials games thanks to a lot of weirdness and off choices in the core design, the Awesome Level Max track pack is a great time, and I enjoyed the work on display here. All-Stars content consists of eleven tracks created by the RedLynx developers and eleven tracks submitted by fans who used the in-game track editor and submitted their creations.įor the purposes of comparison, I alternated between the two sets of tracks and finished all of them except for the Extremes. As a way of compensating, all of the tracks are quite easy, and no one should have any trouble stumbling their way through it. I mean, I can't think of any other game that finishes with a penguin in a mech suit, so that tells players everything they need to know right there.Īs a side note, the unicorn handles bizarrely-I found that it had a strong desire to do backflips when I didn't want it to, and it feels pretty hinky in comparison to the bikes. It's all incredibly trippy and quite entertaining because the player never knows what's coming next. I'm pretty sure part of it takes place on Mars.
At some points the unicorn is flying through space, and at other times the player is jumping back and forth between the "real" world and the fantasy world where the unicorn lives.
The tracks here (eight of them) defy description, and certainly defy physics. It starts off simply enough with a rider on a bike, but something soon happens (please don't ask me to explain, because I barely understand it) and the motorcycle transforms into a unicorn after the rider warps into another dimension. The Adventure is incredibly bizarre, and probably the most abstract, out-there thing Trials has ever done. Looking at the tracks, they're divided into two sections-The Awesome Adventure and RedLynx Vs. On the whole, it's a pretty substantial amount of newness. In addition to the unicorn and its furry rider, this add-on includes 30 new tracks, 7 new items for the garage, more achievements, and more objects for the track editor. If you were to ask someone what elements might make a game extreme, I'm not sure they'd say "a cat wearing a headband and holding a gun while riding a tattooed, firebreathing unicorn" but if they did, then the Awesome Level MAX DLC for Trials Fusion would absolutely have them covered. WTF What's the deal with the penguins? Did they kill the squirrels? LOW That unicorn really wants to do backflips. HIGH Super-surreal and trippy to the extreme.
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