
Arcade skateboarding meets fast-paced 2.5D platforming. Blast epic combos in endless procedural skating and 40 handcrafted levels. Over 2000 challenges and a billion clothing combinations.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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DO NOT PAY $15 FOR THIS!!! This is a mobile port and it shows. The game runs fine at first but then experienced a crash. After that, despite my efforts I was never able to get the game to run again. Due to its age it seems as though the game has effectively been abandoned so I doubt there will be any fixes for this. You could be throwing your money away on this game.
gud game
Babys first skateboarding game. That's all I have to say really. I liked it though. Be warned the menus are like a mobile game which makes sense since the first game was iOS only. Just thought I'd make that clear. Again...I still liked it though. Also controls are like a poor mans Pro Skater, so yeah you can use a controller. Jump is A, to do a kickflip involves X, Y is grind, etc. Once again...I still liked it though. 6/10
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En aillent jouer au 1 sur telephone jai voulu l'essayer egalement sur telephone mais impossible a installer malheuresement et je lai vue sur steam !! je l'ai acheter (le prix et legerement abuser pour un jeux téléphone) Et j'ai accrocher direct ! tres bon jeux
fun game
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Epic Skater 2 is an arcade-style skateboarding game developed and published by Your Daily Fill that focuses on momentum, flow, and the addictive satisfaction of chaining tricks together across compact but densely designed environments. Rather than chasing realism or simulation-heavy mechanics, the game fully embraces a fast, pick-up-and-play philosophy where responsiveness and score chasing are at the heart of the experience. From the moment a run begins, Epic Skater 2 communicates its intent clearly: keep moving, keep grinding, and keep pushing combos as far as your skill will allow. This design approach makes it easy to jump into for short sessions while still offering enough depth to reward players who invest time into mastering its systems. Gameplay is built around a blend of side-scrolling traversal and trick execution, where players skate through handcrafted levels filled with rails, ramps, gaps, and vertical transitions. Career mode provides structured stages that challenge players to complete specific goals, encouraging experimentation with routes and trick combinations rather than simply rushing to the finish line. Alongside this, the endless mode offers procedurally generated runs that emphasize endurance and score optimization, giving the game a strong replay loop that caters to players who enjoy chasing personal bests. The trick system itself is intentionally approachable, but it gradually opens up as new moves are unlocked and upgraded, allowing players to increase multipliers, extend combos, and fine-tune their skating style. One of Epic Skater 2’s strongest aspects is its emphasis on progression and customization. As players advance, they unlock a wide range of tricks that can be leveled up to improve scoring potential and flow, reinforcing a sense of long-term growth. Character customization plays a major role in the game’s identity, with hundreds of clothing items, boards, and accessories available to mix and match. While the visual style remains firmly in the realm of colorful, stylized arcade aesthetics, the sheer volume of customization options allows players to express personality and individuality, making each skater feel distinct even within the game’s relatively compact presentation. The controls are designed to feel smooth and forgiving without being shallow, striking a balance that suits the game’s arcade ambitions. Holding grabs, transitioning between rails, and launching into big air moments feels intuitive, and successful runs often come from finding a rhythm rather than executing complex button sequences. That said, the game still rewards precision, especially when attempting to maintain long combos or navigate tighter sections of a level without breaking momentum. Mistakes can quickly end a run, but restarts are fast and painless, reinforcing the “just one more try” mentality that defines much of the experience. While Epic Skater 2 does not aim to compete with larger, more realistic skateboarding franchises, it succeeds by knowing exactly what it wants to be. Its scope is modest, and some players may find that the gameplay loop becomes repetitive after extended play, particularly once the majority of tricks and upgrades have been unlocked. However, for fans of arcade sports games and score-based challenges, this repetition is part of the appeal. The satisfaction of refining routes, improving execution, and slowly pushing scores higher gives the game a steady sense of momentum that mirrors the act of skating itself. Overall, Epic Skater 2 stands as a confident and focused indie skateboarding experience that prioritizes fun, accessibility, and replayability over realism. Its blend of handcrafted levels, endless challenges, deep customization, and responsive controls makes it an enjoyable choice for players looking for a lighthearted but engaging skate game. Whether played in short bursts or longer sessions dedicated to perfecting runs, the game offers a consistently rewarding loop built around movement, style, and the simple thrill of staying airborne just a little longer. Rating: 6/10
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