
This new instalment of the stunt bike racing series is moving the action from city streets, straight to the sunny and colorful beaches of California, mixing in even crazier tricks, flips and combos than ever before. It’s a game of speed, balance and style!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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overall good. can recommend it.
I must say that I'm not fully sure how to rate this one. At first, it was kinda frustrating. All those time level made me angry with ride as constant failing, crushing... But the longer I've played it was getting better. Game is not perfect and it has it's own bugs. I haven't played in previous titles of this series. However, I think it's fun to play it on SteamDeck. Beating each level was funnier the longer I played. From me it will be 6.5/10 (get it on sale :) )
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funny little bike game, why on earth is it 17GB
Urban Trial Playground is another one of these physics-based bike game that doesn't bring anything new to the genre. Its mechanics are basic, its graphics mediocre at best, and it's pretty short... What does it have going for it then ? It takes place under the warm sun of California, and that's what I liked about it. Beaches, luxury hotels, parks and airports : everything looks better under the sun. These are the locations you'll visit while trying to keep your balance and reach the end of the levels. There are 27 of those, but you'll have to go through them twice, as they each have a Time Attack and a Score Attack version. Time Attack mode is what it sounds like : get to the end as fast as you can. There are tokens adding or substracting time that make it a little more interesting, because you'll get a better time if you learn the levels. Score Attack mode will have you chain backflips, high jumps and wheelies to keep your combo going. It's pretty fun, thanks to the mostly consistent physics, and you can clearly feel your own progression as you get better and reach higher multipliers. The last few challenges, that respectively task you with holding a wheelie for a whole level and reaching a combo of a whooping one million points, will by then seem fair, and satisfying once beaten. There are some customization options for your character and better bike parts to buy, but the game is still quite short. Beating all the levels will only take 2 to 3 hours, but earning all the stars, completing all the challenges, and finding all the collectibles will add a few more. Once you're done with those, that's it ! At least the game doesn't overstay its welcome, and lets you move on to your next biking adventure. I don't think I'm very good at this type of games, but I've enjoyed Urban Trials Playground. With its cool levels basking in the sun and satisfying challenges, it was a fun experience, albeit a short one that doesn't innovate in any way. A neat little [b] 6[/b]. It was up to my expectations, and fun for a couple of afternoons.
Urban Trial Playground is a vibrant, arcade-style stunt-racing game that trades the grit and punishing difficulty of traditional trials games for a breezier, more playful tone. Developed by Tate Multimedia and Teyon and published by Tate Multimedia, it drops players into sunlit Californian settings where the emphasis is not only on reaching the finish line but on doing so with style. This shift in focus—from precision platforming to flashy, combo-driven runs—defines the game’s identity. It’s a title built for quick sessions, high-score chasing, and experimentation with tricks rather than sustained technical mastery. The structure of the game is built around short, tightly designed courses that encourage players to repeat them again and again to perfect their routes. Levels unfold across breezy rooftops, wooden boardwalks, beach areas, and city streets decorated in warm summer hues. Each stage asks for different approaches depending on whether you’re competing in a time trial or a trick-centered challenge. Time-based levels push you to maintain tight control over speed and momentum, while trick-focused ones reward careful timing of flips, wheelies, and mid-air rotations. The mechanics are easy to grasp—accelerate, brake, tilt, launch, land—but the game encourages flow, chaining together moves for increasingly larger scores. Even with the modest move set, there’s a distinct pleasure in fine-tuning the rhythm of a run until it clicks. Urban Trial Playground’s art direction matches its laid-back philosophy. The environments are bright and inviting, evoking sun-drenched afternoons on the West Coast. The 2.5D perspective helps clarity, keeping the action readable while still showcasing animated backgrounds full of beaches, palm trees, and relaxed suburban scenery. The soundtrack leans into upbeat, energetic tracks that complement the game’s arcade roots. It’s not trying to create a realistic, gritty biker fantasy; instead, it’s stylized, approachable, and designed to make each run feel like a lighthearted escape. However, the game’s accessible design and limited trick variety mean that depth becomes an issue over time. While the early stages feel fresh, with new environments and escalating challenges, the pool of tricks and movement options is small enough that players may begin to feel repetition set in. Many of the fifty-plus levels share similar layouts or structural rhythms, which can diminish the game’s long-term appeal. Time trials in particular sometimes feel like filler compared to the more engaging trick challenges. Urban Trial Playground excels when it embraces creativity and fluidity, but its more straightforward levels lack the complexity needed to maintain momentum through extended play sessions. Another area where the game feels restrained is in its feature set. While local split-screen multiplayer is included and works well as a casual competitive mode, the lack of online play is a noticeable omission for a score-driven stunt racer. Online leaderboards offer some motivation for high-score chasers, but racing against ghost data or competing directly with others would have added significantly to replayability. Customization options—involving tuning bike performance or updating cosmetic elements—provide a small layer of personalization but don’t meaningfully shift the gameplay. Despite its limitations, Urban Trial Playground succeeds on the terms it sets for itself. It’s uncomplicated, cheerful, and immediately gratifying, offering a more relaxed take on the trials formula. Players looking for a demanding physics-based challenge may find it too shallow, but those who enjoy arcade-style high-score games or simply want a fun, sunny stunt racer will appreciate its charm. The game is at its best when you’re carving the perfect run through a beachside rooftop course, pulling off a string of flips, and landing cleanly as the score multiplier ticks upward. It may not push boundaries, but it delivers a polished and enjoyable experience within its chosen scope. Rating: 6/10
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Urban Trials Playground takes the excitement of trials racing to a whole new level, offering a delightful and accessible experience that will captivate both casual players and seasoned riders alike. From its charming art style to its addictive gameplay, this game proves that simplicity can be the key to a truly enjoyable gaming experience. The cartoonish graphics of Urban Trials Playground create a visually appealing world filled with personality. The colorful environments and whimsical obstacles transform each level into a playful and entertaining space, making the game accessible to players of all ages. The upbeat soundtrack complements the lighthearted atmosphere, enhancing the overall enjoyment of the game. The controls in Urban Trials Playground are intuitive and responsive, allowing for easy pick-up-and-play while maintaining a satisfying level of skill-based gameplay. Whether I'm performing backflips, wheelies, or navigating tricky terrain, the game strikes a perfect balance between accessibility and challenge. It's the kind of game that I can enjoy for a quick session or immerse myself in for hours on end. The level design is a standout feature, offering a variety of challenges that progressively become more demanding. From bouncy trampolines to loop-de-loops, each obstacle is designed to keep the gameplay engaging and unpredictable. The inclusion of a robust multiplayer mode adds a competitive edge, allowing me to challenge friends or random players worldwide, further extending the game's replay value. Urban Trials Playground proves that a great game doesn't need to be overly complex to be enjoyable. Its combination of charming visuals, accessible gameplay, and entertaining level design make it a standout title in the trials racing genre. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the genre, Urban Trials Playground offers a fun and exciting experience that will keep you coming back for more.
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