Most notably, the visuals have received a huge nitro boost.
While the core of the game is very similar to previous titles, there are some new interesting features to freshen up the experience. Trying to beat record times and high scores almost always plunges you into that famous tailspin of "must try one more time". Tackling the obstacles with realistic driving physics is still agonisingly addictive, and it gets incredibly competitive when trying to take down a friend's score. Everything about it feels very familiar and safe. There were a dozen or so test stations and the whole afternoon gave us time enough to check out everything that was playable.įrom the outset it was clear that Trials Fusion doesn't try to re-invent the wheel - either of them. The event began with a short presentation, but soon after we had plenty of time to dive in and get our hands on the game. Helsinki's old Cable Factory has seen many events and concerts, but this time it was dedicated to gasoline fuelled motorcycle madness.
We had an opportunity to see what the new game is all about when Ubisoft invited the gaming media to attend a preview event in Helsinki. However, the big difference with Fusion is that it finally ditches the exclusivity and arrives on both PC and PlayStation 4. Trials HD and Trials Evolution were both super addictive and fun, and it looks like RedLynx hasn't changed all that much with Trials Fusion. Trials was one of the most rocking Xbox Live Arcade exclusive titles of the past generation.
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