
Experience improved Flick-It controls, the rich physics based skateboarding gameplay that provides those “only in skate.™“ moments and off-board exploration for full freedom in the online multiplayer world of San Vansterdam.
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Kinda of boring.... and lame.
loading screen simulator
I've played this game for two days and I'm still in the tutorial. The tutorial should be optional and offline, not mandatory and in an online server.
ok
My PC fits ALL the requirements, yet the game makes me stuck on this loading screen for 30 minutes and nothing happened. I will update this if the game ever runs. Update: It loaded after redownloading the anti cheat they use. It’s fun with friends, but it’s stale playing alone sometimes.
si lo juegas como se practicaria en la vida real es muy entretenido, cuando realmente te gusta montar skate es una buena experiencia jugarlo
only thing thats left in this game is pain and agony from gargoil money hungry devs who dont care about nothin but a dime
trash
different from skate 3. but adds enough new stuff to make it worth it. -much larger player counts per server, MMO style servers where u just see people as soon as u load in (not the fake AI dressed like your friends in skate 3). -open world setting with loading screens only when you go "inside" a building. -place up to 5 props for everyone on the server, anywhere, any time. and you can also disable other players props if u dont want them there. This is probably the coolest feature. just building random tiny parks, or adding to existing ones with random people in real time. Also most (or all?) of props can be earned in game through quests or with regular in game currency. -even more funny shenanigans than skate 3 for getting around, combined with the simple parkour/climbing system that allows you to get on any roof, pretty much anywhere. this makes for awesome drop ins without having to ragdoll jump your way onto a single story houses roof! -a better UI, button mappings for menus, and a better music player, all while maintaining the same controls from skate 3. the only downside is the game feels a bit easier(?). you can turn down or turn off a lot of the skating assists like i did to make it feel better, but the engine/physics themselves feel a bit more floaty(?) or lighter(?) than skate 3. honestly it isnt too bad, and for everything your getting, its well worth it (also its free to play). plus it makes it easier for newer players to get in to it too i guess.
trash