While not especially punishing, the free-to-play hooks undermine the hardcore perfectionism that made this series so addicting.
Trials Frontier
RedLynx · May 22, 2014
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Explore a vast world on your motorcycle. Compete against your friends on Global Leaderboards. Master physics-based tracks to challenge the world's top riders for the best times. Race your motorcycle through a world of adventure, crazy characters, and unfairly addictive tracks!
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- All in all, it is a fun and infuriating game. I didn’t like te energy requirement, but it wasn’t too evil. The upgrade process is logical, but almost too thought out, but there are bigger complaints one could have. Suffice to say, the positives outweigh any perceived negatives.
- 8.3Gotta give a huge shout-out to the devs for the design of the game upon first launch: no boring tutorial here; learning is fully integrated into the first experiences you'll have while playing. This is how it's done, folks.
- 8.0I just think that Trials Frontier didn't have to be part of this world. It's not the worst transition to a free-to-play business model, but it shows how it can harm a game not initially built around it. The trappings of the business model drown out what is great about this game.
- 8.0This could make it so that players find the experience lacking, but more patient fans will likely enjoy the bite-sized sessions of Trials fun. If you’re a Trials fan looking for a solid mobile package, then get this game. If you want a fuller experience, then you’ll have to look elsewhere.
- 5.0Even so, once dredged from beneath the cloying mass of microtransactions that suffocate it, Trials Frontier isn’t a bad game as such.
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