Urban Trial Tricky™ Deluxe Edition

Yes.

かっこよくトリックを決めてスコアを稼ぐ、カジュアルなバイクアクション。 レースゲームのようにコースを走行するのではなく、坂道や傾斜のあるマップで飛び跳ねたり回ったり、主にスコアを稼ぐ。 個人的にはコントローラでのプレイを推奨。 バイクやキャラの豊富なカスタマイズが楽しく、リプレイ性も高い。 空中で必殺トリックを決めた時の、アドレナリンどばどば出る感じがたまらない。 －－－－－－－－－－ キュレーターページでは、他にも多くのレビューが閲覧可能です。 ぜひご覧ください。 https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32044813 －－－－－－－－－－

Um jogo de bike em busca de conseguir a maior pontuação. Super recomendado em promoção. https://youtu.be/nMM56I1MFYA

Urban Trial Tricky takes the classic appeal of physics-based motorbike games and pushes it toward a flashier, more expressive direction. Rather than focusing on grueling obstacle courses or punishing precision like many of its genre peers, this game leans wholeheartedly into style. Everything—from the bright, cartoon-infused visual design to the exaggerated animations—communicates a playful tone that encourages experimentation and flair. The moment you start pulling flips, spins, and outlandish mid-air poses, it becomes clear that the game’s primary goal is to celebrate the joy of stunt riding rather than the frustration of razor-sharp mastery. The gameplay centers around a simple but satisfying loop: pick a level, build momentum, launch into the air, and chain tricks together to rack up points. The controls are intentionally designed to be approachable, letting players pull off flashy maneuvers with only a few button combinations. This accessibility allows both newcomers and casual players to jump right in, creating a welcoming entry point into a genre often associated with steep learning curves. At its best, the game offers moments of pure flow—your bike carving smooth arcs through the air as you link trick after trick, land cleanly, and immediately dive into the next opportunity to build your combo. Urban Trial Tricky’s level design reinforces this focus on fun and momentum. Stages are compact, colorful arenas filled with ramps, rails, rotating platforms, and environmental quirks that encourage repeat runs. Each course is built for quick attempts, making it easy to replay levels to improve your score, earn stars, or chase unlockables. The progression system, which rewards new bikes, outfits, and customization options, helps maintain a sense of forward movement even as you repeat familiar runs. While the environments are relatively small, they are visually lively and cleverly arranged to offer multiple trick routes within a limited space. Still, this compactness also exposes some of the game’s limitations. Certain levels can feel cramped, leaving little room to build long aerial chains or adjust your trajectory when attempting more complex tricks. This can occasionally interrupt the game’s flow, especially for players who want more open layouts to fully express their stunt potential. Additionally, because many challenges require grinding through levels repeatedly to meet specific score thresholds or objectives, some players may find the progression loop repetitive after a while. The light-hearted presentation helps soften this repetition, but it doesn’t entirely mask the limited variety of content. Technically, the game runs smoothly, and its expressive art style keeps everything readable even during chaotic trick sequences. The animations are vibrant, the colors punchy, and the overall aesthetic consistent with the game’s upbeat tone. However, the simplicity of its visuals and mechanics also highlights its modest scope. This is a game built for short bursts of play rather than long sessions, and those looking for deeper systems, competitive multiplayer modes, or large-scale courses may find it lacking. It delivers a polished experience within its boundaries, but those boundaries are fairly tight. Despite these drawbacks, Urban Trial Tricky succeeds at offering a breezy, feel-good stunt experience that prioritizes fun above all else. Its charm lies in its accessibility: you can pick it up for a few minutes, pull off some outrageous mid-air poses, and walk away satisfied. The game doesn’t pretend to be an expansive physics simulation or a complex platforming epic; it embraces its arcade nature fully and confidently. For players who enjoy stylish bike tricks, colorful environments, and score-driven challenges, it provides a lively and enjoyable escape. It may not redefine the genre, but it brings enough personality and polish to make its trick-filled playground worth exploring. Rating: 6/10

Stupid... Although it is funny when you do the salute trick and he yells "SOLDIER"

Tomando todos os pontos positivos da Serie de jogos "TRIALS" e "Tony Hawk" esse jogo vem como um fusao mais arcade ainda destes dois jogos. - Grafico Bonito - Gameplay Extremamente Fluida - Potencial de Diversão infinito! (ou quase) O jogo é bem simples tomando a ideia de camera do TRIALS mas com toda sua gameplay voltada para o Tony Hawk tendo como base manobras e acumulo de pontos para concluir algumas das fases, recomendo jogar no controle e ainda assim tera alguma dificuldade para se adaptar no inicio. Extra: Se eles adicionarem algum tipo de placar ou sistema de fantasma para competir com os amigos vai ser Sensacional! Recomendo demais - 8/10

I motobike trick game reminiscent of the Tony Hawk games. Feels like a PC port from mobile but music is good, lots of cosmetics, and easy mechanics. If you're into the Trials games, you make like this. I probably won't be playing more

felt really fluid and chaining different moves into others feels great, just wish there was more to it. more moves, more maps, etc. but for a short game I loved it.

Its okay, but I can't get 400k points to pass the trick level. Its no Tony Hawk 3, or I'm just old... xD

es bastante entretenido pero viniendo de sus antecesores se siente bastante infantil aparte que ahora se siente mas una tarea que una diversion pasar los niveles