
Take to the waves in Surf World Series. Experience the thrill of killer tricks and monster waves at 5 legendary surfing destinations. Master your moves with 44 single player challenges or compete online against up to 15 other players across 3 different game modes to become a surf legend
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain
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It is the Surf's Tony Hawk Pro Skater. About the game mechanics: - PADDLE - You wait in a specific point for waves of 3 sizes that you can choose. You don't paddle around for position, you just paddle in the waves. - DROP - Is kinda auto. You don't wait for the "glide" effect you wait for the grab board animation. - LINE - When it comes to make the line the game is pretty solid. There is a button for "putting pressure" that makes your board more agressive in the water - CARVE - You can do smooth bottom turns, carves and cutbacks - SNAP - The snap mechanics is good but you can't really go off-the-lip cause you'll trigger the aerial animation. - FLOATER - Have a timer mech and you can really mix them in your line. - TUBE - Have a balance control and look good from the inside - AERIAL - Game is really focused in aerials. There are 2 types: Normals and Specials. You have to attack the lip right and with enough speed to land the specials. The normal ones you can get away with less speed and height. In normals you define how much you'll rotate before taking off and the grab is by pressing the button in the air. In specials it's an auto animation. I like to do only the more realistic specials, but you can do very crazy and unrealistic stuff. Solid game that with a few small adjustments could be awesome
So so hard to control ( But the music and atmosphere is awesome! Need to know track list!
best surfing game since kelly slater pro surfer
Bem, é um ótimo jogo de surfe, as vezes quando quero ouvir reggae ou músicas chapadas fico jogando esse jogo a esmo, tem uma escolinha de surfe no início o que é muito bom pois lhe mostra diversas possibilidades de manobras.
jogo horrendo, controles não customizaveis, graficos horriveis, jogabilidade horrorosa, passou longe de ser um jogo de surf, mil vezes melhor baixar emulador do ps2 e jogar kelly slater pro surf
This game came bundled with grip so i wanted grip and it was cheaper to just get both together, i think it looks and feels nice :)
To viciado
Honestly, the keyboard controls and game play are incredibly aggravating. I really wanted to like it, because there's not much on offer in this category. Visually it's aight. But, it just isn't fun to play. On launch, it dumps you into a surfer school tutorial kind of thing. The instructions are vague, especially if you don't understand surf lingo. When you mess up, the game loop of getting back up and trying again feels very slow. It's essentially a level restart every time you fail to hit the move it instructs you to perform. The camera feels like a spectator view, so it's hard to even see your character a lot of the time. I made it through about 5 moves into the school before I quit out and tried free surf for a few minutes. Again, the camera tracking feels wrong, and the wipeout-then-restart approach feels like way too long of a game loop to be enjoyable. It took about 5 minutes of that to just not ever want to play this again.
resolution doesnt scale properly and devs dont listen to community feedback. pretty bad experience overall for gameplay too
Absolutely great game. It has been really hard to find a good realistic surfing game for many years. Every few years I look again only to be disappointed. Recently I tried to revive my old copy of KSPS but couldnt get it to launch lots of runtime so I assume its a DirectX thing but again just a wild guess. So I searched steam again and found this game. The instruction is not all that intuitive but after a while you get it. Obviously doesnt really feel like surfing but its the closest I have come in Digital Form. I would say that it could use more interactivity and customization but for 16 bucks who am I really complaining to about that?
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