Trials HD was followed by Trials Evolution in 2012. Each game in the collection is fun and worth a relatively low price, plus if you don’t end up like one, hopefully you’ll like the others. Its sort of a hybrid racing game/physics puzzler with a heavy emphasis on demanding perfection. I do recommend the combo pack with Trials HD, Limbo, and ‘Splosion Man (that is the route I took). At first glance, Trials HD didnt look like my type of game. Trials HD is worth checking out if you are a fan. With some extreme combinations, the creator mode really needs to be played with a lot to get it down in any great measure. As a creator, you can make your own crazy tracks (another thing that reminded me of Excitebike) and share them. The game also has some decent online content. You think you’re changing your approach but success and failure could just be a slight release of the gas. It is in this responsive nature that it is sometimes frustrating. You get a real feel for the motorcycles quickly and they are quite responsible. It probably has to do with the handle-ability of the motorcycles.
so I'm still holding a little hope that TrialsHD could eventually come to pc, but it's unlikely.Despite the difficulty of the game, I find myself strangely drawn to Trials HD.
I have a wee theory that has no bases in reality, that games which Microsoft put a lot of promotion into (such as with TrialsHD in 'the summer of arcade') are tied down to at least a 1 year exclusivity deal. So I can't see RedLynx doing another game that is a PC exclusive - but we can hope for a dual platform release.Īs for the engine, I'm not sure about this but I'd imagine it's a complete rewrite betwen 2 and HD. Microsoft also has less interest in releasing PC versions of XBox games, so I can't see them being interested in getting RedLynx to port it.įor sales figues, Trials 2 seems to be about 110,000+ while I'm sure Trials HD is around 700,000 - 800,000 (?) in a fraction of the time. There was an interview I saw recently which mentioned that Trials HD came about because Microsoft liked Trials 2 and so stepped in as publisher for the development of Trials HD.
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