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Ride a motorbike through Elden Ring in this Trials Rising levelApr 12, 2022 - Rock, Paper, ShotgunTwo great games about patience, mastery, and dying horribly combine in a Trials Rising custom track which races through the world of Elden Ring. Made by a player, the level does a surprisingly good job of capturing a sense of Elden Ring-ness, stunting on your motorbike past the Erdtree and over a castle towards an all-too-familiar ending. Read more [PATCH NOTES] Summer Update - June 2020Jun 23, 2020 - Community AnnouncementsGreetings Riders, On Thursday, June 25th we will release the 12th post-launch update for Trials Rising. Check out all the details of what will be included below. Track Central Several navigation improvements including: User is returned to the proper search/feed page after viewing "track details" User is returned to the proper search/feed page after viewing "track details" and then viewing "Creator profile" User is returned to the proper search/feed page after playing tracks from the “More from Creator” search “Play against” is now available regardless if a track has been downloaded. Private Multiplayer Changed the limit of “Favorites” displayed in private multiplayer from 30 to 120. Fixed an issue where the game incorrectly adds user-created tracks when scrolling down from the last row of feeds/search results in Private Multiplayer Users can no longer duplicate tracks in Private and Party mode after adding them from the search menu. On Xbox, the Wheelie mode and Burning Bike bar are no longer doubled on screen. Other Fixes Only owned Track Packs will display a preview UI in the worldmap when playing offline, addressing an issue that caused unowned Track Packs to show a price of “Free” when viewed offline. BlazeJP decal background transparency has been fixed. Fixed an issue that could cause a crash when using “Rider Path” in the Track Editor. Fixed an issue causing connectivity issues to the Ubisoft Club on Nintendo Switch. In public multiplayer, you can now see the name of the rider you are spectating. The “Display” decal category in the Track Editor has been split into 3 categories to address navigation issues, Display, Display+ & Display ++ The 9 most extreme sports in gamesMay 29, 2020 - Rock, Paper, Shotgun One Off The List is our weekly list feature. Is there something you think doesn’t deserve to be on this list? Comment with your reasons why, and next week it may be struck off. Football. Tennis. Conkers. What do these historic, reputable sports have in common, I ask you. That’s correct, they are not extreme enough. Please, quiet now. I am here to do the talking. Yes, there are sports videogames, your FIFAs and your Mario Tennises. But they do not fulfill the desire within all of us for the extreme, the radical, the pushing of it to the max. I will now demonstrate, through force of listicle, the 9 most extreme sports in PC games, from bone-breaking snowboarders to motorcycle Wipeout. And you, in your turn, shall be thankful to this website for providing such diversion. Now, read. (more…) [Patch Notes] May UpdateMay 26, 2020 - Community AnnouncementsGreetings, Riders Thursday May 28th will mark the release of Trials Rising’s 11th post-launch update. Let’s take a look at what’s included in the patch. Leaderboard Clean Up The Trials Rising Live team has been working to clean-up some incorrect times on the leaderboards. Over the last few weeks, some clean-up has been happing on the leaderboards and more is on the horizon after TU11 is released: Recalculated global score for all players in the top 200 Recalculated global score for various other profiles identified as having inconsistencies Removing scores achieved using an exploit on the Out of Control skill game Removing scores achieved due to a bug on the Texas Turmoil Stadium Finals Removing scores achieved using an exploit on the track Tilting at Windmills Patch Notes Stability/Performance Fixed a network issue that caused 1-2 second pauses during gameplay due to calls being made to the server Tracks Fixed a physics exploit on the track Tilting at Windmills Track Central Increase cache time for active feed (improves loading times when reentering Track Central after playing a track) UI Changed behavior of the current song UI to not reappear when restarting the track Current song UI will be hidden during gameplay when the music volume is turned to zero Fixed Gear Crate preview to display all items organized by rarity Changed Next Medal UI on Track Central Ninja tracks to display faults instead of time Fixed a bug that displayed “#0” after Stadia profile names on the leaderboard Stickers/Decals Fixed mismatching IDs for various textures in the Track Editor’s Decal tool Fixed a bug that caused the “Easy to Learn, Hard to Master” sticker to have a black background instead of transparent Fixed a bug that changed the appearance of Terrain Materials texture #182 Controller/Input Devices Fixed a bug that caused input setting to not be retained when rebooting the game Fixed an issue that caused input to repeat when playing on Chromecast Fixed UI to display controller inputs for the most recently used input device Track Editor Fixed inconsistent Test Track behavior when creating a Supercross mode track Fixed an issue that caused the game to freeze if the physics radius is set above 200m Gear Store Fixed incorrect redirect after reporting an item Rider Adjusted rider posture when riding the Crawler KNOWN ISSUE – After the May 28 patch Track Pack Icons on the world map will incorrectly display their price as “Free” when viewed in offline mode. The Track Pack cannot be purchased offline and after reconnecting, the correct Acorn price will update and display before confirming a purchase. This bug is expected to be fixed in our next patch. Patch Notes - April 2020Apr 3, 2020 - Community Announcements{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32967688/23093dd58604140e097ad1421f01ca825d39f9b4.jpg FEATURE IMPROVEMENTS The tenth patch for Trials Rising is upon us and we’re kind of excited about this one. This patch includes some new features or improvements that have long been on our wishlist. Some bigger, some smaller, all frequently requested by players. Let’s jump right in and see what’s new in Trials Rising’s April Patch, expected to release Wednesday, April 8th. BIKE LEADERBOARDS Are you an apex Alpaca rider? Maybe you dominate on the Donkey. With the release of this patch, bike curious players will be able to compete across Trials Rising’s world of tracks on any available bike and save their time to bike-specific leaderboards. Bike leaderboards will be available on in-game Trials Tracks, Stadium Finals & Ninja Tracks for any bike that is available to ride. Bike leaderboards are accessed from track leaderboards under the BIKE tab. Bike leaderboards will only start to record entries after the patch is released, times made on different bikes prior to the patch will not appear on bike leaderboards. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32967688/24ed08f368667067176f7595dc805b62642fe12b.jpg DISABLE GHOSTS The thrill of competition is a big part of Trials Rising but sometimes you might just want to have some alone time on the track. With the new Disable Ghost option found in the Game Options menu, you can remove most ghosts from the single-player experience of Trials Rising. No ghosts on tracks, in loading screens or the results screens. There are a few exceptions: ghosts will still appear when playing Challengers, completing Contracts that require beating a ghost and in Stadium Finals. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32967688/f49f1214d4ac5c331a333b6f0ffef9d13e63cfc8.jpg SKIP IT: SKIP HEAT & SKIP SONG Sometimes you’re just not feeling it and want to move on to the next. If we’re talking about tracks in private multiplayer or songs on the soundtrack we’ve got two new options for you. In Private Multiplayer matches the host can skip the current track with the restart button and move on to the next track in the playlist. At nearly any point in the game it’s also now possible to skip the current song playing. This can be done with a push of a button or through the pause menu. This feature also includes a new UI element that displays the name of the current song in the upper right corner of the screen. This element appears briefly when a new song starts and when first loading a new track. GIGACRATE The collection of bike & rider gear available in Gear Crates is getting a lot larger. Up until now, Gear Crates have included around 25-30 customization items. The new gigafied Gear Crates have 167 different items to potentially pull from when opened. OTHER FIXES & IMPROVEMENTS Bikes The order of bikes in the bike selection menu adjusted to move Helium & Donkey directly after the Mantis Stickers/Decals New stickers, including some created by and for Trials Elite players are available in Track Editor & Sticker St...Trial Rising - November UpdateNov 1, 2019 - Community AnnouncementsGreetings Riders, The next patch for Trials Rising is releasing on Monday November 4th. Below you can find the change list for this patch. STABILITY Squashed a bug that could cause a crash if a UGC track is loaded before the thumbnail downloads on Track Central Fixed an issue that could cause a crash on the splash screen after TU6 Squashed a bug that could cause a crash when loading a track from the first league on the profile’s first playthrough Fixed an issue that could cause the game to become unresponsive when scrolling through the bike selection menu with the mouse wheel UI Split times are now visible when playing Track Central tracks Various localization & text spill fixes Fixed poses & animations that were missing on some platforms Fixed a redirection issue after purchasing the Turtle or Alpaca bikes Fixed incorrect thumbnails for Alpaca frames in Bike Store Fix for missing parts for Fun Bikes in the Bike Store Fixed several customization items that had the incorrect rarity icon Added/fixed filters related to expansion pack tracks in Private MP & Party Mode Fixed various incorrect or misaligned thumbnails in the Bike & Rider Stores Squashed a bug that could display incorrect search filters after re-entering the search menu in Track Central Fixed a bug that could cut off Skill Game instructions during a race if they are over 160 characters Fixed a bug that centered and cut off track names on Track Central tiles if they are too long to fit in the tile Squashed a bug that could show a new sticker notification when no new stickers are available Fixed an issue that could display incorrect values on the result screen of custom skill games if they use a data source for the primary score Fixed missing UGC track poster in bike selection screen of Party Mode Fixed various camera clipping issues in the Rider & Bike Stores Season 2 headlights are now visible for all compatible bikes in the Bike Store Squashed a bug that could display incorrect time information in the Activity Feed Euro Semi Pro: Highland Fling menu was not displaying all tracks in that league Added Steam Controller button map in replays Squashed a bug that could cause players to get stuck on the rating screen after playing UGC from the World Map Fixed inputs displayed when using a wireless Xbox One controller EDITOR The date a track was last saved will now be visible when loading/saving/managing custom track files Fixed incorrect default medal times Squashed a bug that caused the emitter tool to initially emit too many objects Fixed an issue that prevented the emitter tool from emitting glued groups of objects Fixed a bug that allowed players to skip checkpoints when playing the track during the sharing process Squashed a bug that could cause editor controls and UI to be temporarily disabled after returning from test mode Fixed a bug that caused UI to disappear if the player pressed R3 while in the object selection menu Randomize Color option has been fixed for a variety of objects Fu...Trials Rising now has a demo, and a new expansion's off to the AmazonSep 11, 2019 - Rock, Paper, ShotgunI don’t read many biographies, but a few years ago I picked up a book called One River by the anthropologist and botanist Wade Davis. One River is a historical account of the exploration of the Amazon river basin and the story of Davis’ own experience on the river in search of medicinal, and often hallucinogenic plants. There are odd parallels here to Apocalypse Now. Davis’ teacher had gone up the river in the 1930s and briefly joined a so-called “peyote cult” as he pursued long-lost sacred plants of the Aztec, which in my mind is a character clearly played by Brando. In trying to follow his teacher’s footsteps, Davis bucks danger left and right over a 15 month-long journey – sometimes in the form of exotic diseases, other times in the name of hallucinogenic research. But ultimately it’s a story of man’s inability to truly conquer everything. Like Apocalypse Now’s Vietnam, Davis’ Amazon is too big, too overwhelming to fully penetrate. But as it turns out, things would probably have been a lot easier for Wade if he had just brought along his motorbike and done a big wheelie in the sky. Way to miss a trick, guy. The Amazon rainforest is now a backdrop in Trials Rising‘s second expansion Crash & Sunburn, which invites you on a tour of the some of the world’s most dangerous places to ever take your bike out for a spin. And a demo for its base game is now available for free. (more…) [PATCH NOTES] September Update - September 9Sep 10, 2019 - Community AnnouncementsGreetings Riders, Trials Rising’s next patch will release on Monday, September 9th. Find below a list of fixes, updates or other changes coming with the patch. Highlights Fixed an issue where players’ gear was frequently resetting after restarting the game Trending feed now correctly displays the most recent popular tracks Favorited TC tracks now automatically download Inventory Fixed missing items when local save data is restored from online storage Bike & Rider Stores Fixed “Find in Store” redirects for bike parts that redirected players to the Squid Stability Fixed various crashes that could occur when network connection is lost during specific actions UI Fixed incorrect creator name that could display under various conditions in the Store Included missing information in Custom Filers menu if there are no Custom Filters Fixed missing menu elements that could occur in the Gear Crates menu Fixed missing HUD that occur when restarting a skill game Fixed missing item previews that could occur when accessing Player Profile Track Central Players no longer incorrectly redirected after exiting Creator Profile or Leaderboard screens several times on the same TC track Previously selected or highlighted tracks now correctly remain selected when returning to TC main or feed page Track Editor Fixed custom material and collision settings that would reset when an object is copied Misc. Fixed notifications for various activates that were not appearing the notifications tab Fixed an incorrect ghost that could appear when attempting the “Scrapped Potential” Contract on Grave of Giants Fixed accessories that were not displaying on rider preview in the Garage & Store [Patch Notes] September Update – Monday, September 9Sep 6, 2019 - Community Announcements{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/32967688/a8177ebf64c115693fa641232631adb6bebe7d4a.jpg Greetings Riders, Trials Rising’s next patch will release on Monday, September 9th. Find below a list of fixes, updates or other changes coming with the patch. Highlights Fixed an issue where players’ gear was frequently resetting after restarting the game Trending feed now correctly displays the most recent popular tracks Favorited TC tracks now automatically download Inventory Fixed missing items when local save data is restored from online storage Bike & Rider Stores Fixed “Find in Store” redirects for bike parts that redirected players to the Squid Stability Fixed various crashes that could occur when network connection is lost during specific actions UI Fixed incorrect creator name that could display under various conditions in the Store Included missing information in Custom Filers menu if there are no Custom Filters Fixed missing menu elements that could occur in the Gear Crates menu Fixed missing HUD that occur when restarting a skill game Fixed missing item previews that could occur when accessing Player Profile Track Central Players no longer incorrectly redirected after exiting Creator Profile or Leaderboard screens several times on the same TC track Previously selected or highlighted tracks now correctly remain selected when returning to TC main or feed page Track Editor Fixed custom material and collision settings that would reset when an object is copied Misc. Fixed notifications for various activates that were not appearing the notifications tab Fixed an incorrect ghost that could appear when attempting the “Scrapped Potential” Contract on Grave of Giants Fixed accessories that were not displaying on rider preview in the Garage & Store You can also find our full list of patch notes on our official forums.Every Google Stadia game announced so farAug 19, 2019 - Rock, Paper, Shotgun Google held another one of their Stadia Connect conferences today, and this one was meant to be all about what games you’ll be playing in the “scary” cloud come November. Sure enough, there were new Stadia games aplenty announced this evening, with the biggest addition being Cyberpunk 2077. To help keep track of them all, here’s a list of every Google Stadia game confirmed so far, as well as which games are coming at launch, which ones will be arriving a little bit later, and which games you’ll only be able to play by subscribing to one of the special Stadia publisher subscriptions. (more…) Every Google Stadia game confirmed at E3 2019Jun 14, 2019 - Rock, Paper, Shotgun It’s been just over a week since Google announced their big launch line-up of Stadia games, but with E3 2019 now drawing to a close that list has now become ever so slightly longer, with new tiles such as Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs Legion, Square Enix’s Marvel’s Avengers and more joining the ranks. To help keep track of them all, here’s a list of every Google Stadia game confirmed so far, as well as which games are coming at launch, which ones will be arriving a little bit later, and which games you’ll only be able to play by subscribing to one of the special Stadia publisher subscriptions. (more…) [Patch Notes] June Update - Monday, June 3rdMay 29, 2019 - Community AnnouncementsGreetings Riders, Trials Rising’s next patch will release on Monday, June 3rd. Find below a list of fixes, updates or other changes coming with the patch. Tracks Minor audio and visual updates to various tracks Performance optimizations done to the track UK Upper Fixed monster bus that could fall under the terrain during the ending animation for Demolition day Fixed missing music on track Plane Graveyard Multiplayer New ranked multiplayer scoring method integrated UI updates for new ranked multiplayer scoring method Leaderboard updates for new ranked multiplayer scoring method Updates to match scoring in public & private multiplayer Fixed mismatched player names and scores in Private Multiplayer results screen Fixed cases that could cause players to become inactive in Party Mode Fixed incorrect custom track thumbnail dimensions in Private Multiplayer lobby Fixed extra modifiers that could be applied when applying modifiers to all tracks Stadium Finals Updated algorithm for selecting online ghosts in 8 & 4 lane tracks Track Central Ability to change vote on a custom track added Improved access to Track Central in offline mode Fixed greyed out “Watch Replay” option on tracks that have not been downloaded Added Ninja track type to search filters Improved key-word search functionality Fixed incorrect difficulty tags Fixed track preview image in bike selection screen Fixed missing thumbnails for downloaded tracks in offline mode Various UI improvements Improved loading logic of feeds Fixed some redirects when backing out of various menus Added search criteria to search results page Fixed a bug on bike selection menu when player doesn’t own any allowed bikes Removed double functionality of W & S keys when in search field Track Editor Fixed color randomization on objects with this option Collision model fixes for Evo DLC 2 primes pyramid set & triangle set Fixed ability to use a state event with the sound controller Fixed crash caused by player event > reset to checkpoint with reset physics disabled Fixed incorrect text in Spotlight shadow type Fixed issue with visible mesh when physics are activated on the Tree Trunk object from the Trials Evolution object set Fixes to sharing flow Removed redundant or unused legacy options from various tools & options Fixed background scenery that wouldn’t appear after being disabled then re-enabled Fixed missing tutorial text when entering the track editor Ubisoft Club Challenges Fixes to Weekly Challenge rewards flow Fixed missing pop-ups related to Ubisoft Club challenge UI Fix for Stadium Finals post-race rewards pop-up Fixed missing UI elements in bike selection screen Fixed typo on “too many faults” pop-up Fixed delay in Acorn count updating after purchasing a bundle Improvements to news tiles Fixed incorrect “Next Medal” icon in custom track results screen Fixed various text overflow issues in some localizations Fixed incorrect time & fault displays in replays Garage Fixed various clipping issues on customizati...The Joy Of exploring and dying in Trials RisingMay 9, 2019 - Rock, Paper, Shotgun Even as a kid, I always had a fascination with death. It s manifested in a number of different ways over the years. From learning various mythologies to get a grasp on their take on the afterlife, to reading mystery novels that taught me hundreds of impractical ways to nearly get away with murder, most of my hobbies involved death in some form. So, it’s not shocking that a lot of my enjoyment of RedLynx’s Trials series comes from its dark sense of humor in the same direction, taken to new heights in Trials Rising. Even when successful, levels end with the rider dying in a ridiculous way that takes advantage of the title s ragdoll physics. It could be said that each level is a lot like life itself: there’s a series of challenges that you can either get past or tumble over, but eventually even the best of us will wind up dead, as we all do. From careening over a cliff on a motorbike. (more…) Get your kicks on Route 66 in Trials Rising's first expansionApr 16, 2019 - Rock, Paper, Shotgun If you ever plan to motor west, don’t just take the highway – do a triple flip over the highway while on fire, that’s the best. Trials Rising hit Route 66 in its first expansion, released today, with two dozen new tracks across the iconic running from Chicago to Los Angeles. Pass through–and over–big cities, one-stoplight towns, ghost towns, the Grand Canyon, Santa Monica Pier, and more. Seeing as Trials Rising is basically, like, more Trials (with an added unpleasant slap of grind) and Trials is good, Sixty-Six being more Trials Rising is… probably good? (more…) [Patch Notes] April Update - Thursday, April 11thApr 11, 2019 - Community AnnouncementsMULTIPLAYER Multiplayer Matchmaking Improvements Stability fixes and improvements to Party Mode (local multiplayer) Private Multiplayer added Fixes and improvements to prepare for Private Multiplayer INVENTORY Fixed an issue that caused inventory items to duplicate Fixed an issue that prevented Ubisoft Club rewards from appearing in a player’s inventory Fixed an issue that caused infinite loading for some items in a player’s inventory Fix for Season One stickers not appearing in Garage Fixed an issue with the Squirrel helmet disappearing from players’ inventory Inventory stability updates Stickers: removed extra “Display” category that was empty TRACK CENTRAL Updated Track Central so that players will be returned to the search/feed and last track viewed after exiting a track Fixed an issue that could select impossible ghosts to race against on custom tracks Fixed an issue that caused the wrong track type to be displayed in track info on Track Central Fixed an issue that removed custom tracks from favourites when exiting Track Central Fixed “My Best” entry in custom skill games on Track Central that displayed time when the primary score was set as something else TRACK EDITOR Fixed an issue that caused track save files to disappear from the Track Editor after over-writing saves Track time will now appear in the Track Editor after completing a test run Added advanced object properties to effects in the Track Editor Various tool fixes and updates Fixed an issue that caused the rider to instantly crash if a driveline is placed close to the world limits in the Track Editor CUSTOMIZATION Fixed an issue that caused decals placed on tires to appear on the wrong side of the tire Fixed a visual bug in the front forks of Rhino & Tandem bikes Fixed some clipping issues with various rider gear items & poses Fixed some customization bugs on the Wide Surface Body Kit STABILITY Fixed an issue that could cause a crash after removing tracks from the party mode playlist Fixes and improvements to prepare for the 66 Expansion Fixes and improvements to prepare for Easter Event Various stability updates & fixes Fixed a crash that occurred when crossing the finish line on the Hill Climb skill game Fixed an issue that caused the game to crash when being closed Fixed a crash that could occur when switching between fullscreen & windowed mode from the editor UI/UX Fixed various localization & text errors Fixed missing visualizations on some University of Trials tracks Fixed a bug that prevented new challengers from appearing on the world map when the challengers filter is active Fixed a bug that displayed the “Season Finished!” pop-up when returning to the main menu in offline mode Fixed some inconsistent or incorrect inputs between different menus Fixed days remaining counter in Multiplayer Leaderboard menu Fixed some missing sound effects in base game tracks Fixed an issue that reset advanced video options in windowed mode Improvements for Steam Controller Full list of pat...Endo story: in praise of Trials Rising's outliersApr 9, 2019 - EurogamerAcross its various incarnations, the Trials franchise has always been about putting obstacles in your path and seeing how well you can overcome them (with the help of an over-revved dirtbike). The latest and rather magnificent instalment Trials Rising continues this fine tradition but adds a globetrotting twist, casting players as a cross between Barry Sheene and Phileas Fogg by tasking them with riding fairly roughshod over some famous international landmarks. But when you first fire up the game, there is another big speed bump in the way: two bikes incarcerated behind a paywall. It's that rare Trials hurdle that cannot be overcome by some improvised combination of throttle-feathering, mid-air rotation and a cheeky bunny-hop. To access the pedal-powered Helium or pocket-rocket Donkey requires dropping a sizeable wodge of in-game currency instead. (A brand-new two-player bike, the Tandem, is free from the outset, but that's another story.) The steady flow of coin rewards as you progress in Trials Rising means that unlocking these novelty rides will always be a question of 'when' rather than 'if'. Comparable pedal bikes and mini-motos have also featured in previous games, so why squirrel them away in the first place? My theory is that it probably has something to do with easing the player into the Trials Rising setup, where a cascade of standalone tracks, stunt challenges and stadium motocross events bloom into life as pins scattered across the globe. Read more Now Available on Steam - Trials RisingFeb 26, 2019 - Product ReleaseTrials® Rising is Now Available on Steam! Explore over-the-top action and physics-bending motorcycle racing in the latest opus of the Trials franchise. With new tracks in exotic places all over the world and more ways to compete, Trials® Rising is the best one yet. Trials Rising review - a lavish return to form for the seriesFeb 25, 2019 - EurogamerIt is with great pleasure, a brimming heart and the jittery edge of someone whose adrenaline has been depleted over the course of several late night sessions that I can report this: Trials is back. Maybe you hadn't noticed it's been away. There have been two entries this generation, after all, but both of them lacked that spark the all-important spark that made RedLynx's series so beloved; Fusion's aesthetic proved anaemic and felt more of a regression than meaningful progress, and let's just pretend the risible Trials of the Blood Dragon never happened. Trials Rising finds that flame and then some; this is a rekindling of the series that lavishes the formula with love, attention and production values the like of which the series hasn't seen before (and also introduces a thin veneer of bullshit that's thankfully fairly easy to ignore - but we can get to that later). Most importantly, it doubles down on what makes Trials special. Read more Dev Diary #4 - Cross PlatformFeb 18, 2019 - Community AnnouncementsWelcome back Riders, In our previous entry, we took an in-depth look at how the economy will work in Trials Rising. If you happened to miss this Dev Diary, you can find it here. https://i.imgur.com/LM9w9Ab.jpg This week, we’re going to be taking a closer look at a topic that’s on the tip of everyone’s lips, cross platforms features! In Trials Rising, many things will be shared across platforms, and in this article, we’re going break down what exactly this means. Leaderboards Trials has always been about competition, and with Trials Rising, this is no different. Leaderboards were where the competition began and now with Rising that competition will be bigger than ever before. In Trials Rising you will see times set by players across all platforms. Now, you’ll be able see how you stack up against every Trials player around the globe. Watch their replays, play against their ghosts and uncover new rivalries! https://i.imgur.com/1IvTQNa.jpg Track Central The iconic Track Central will once again be getting the cross platform treatment. Tracks from Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC will be available to all players. Performance between these platforms can vary and that may impact the experience playing tracks created on different platforms. https://i.imgur.com/Ex61uES.jpg Gear Store Missed out on our Customization & Sharing articles? The Gear Store is where you can go to browse new gear for your bike and rider, including customizations made by other players. Just like Track Central the Gear Store will feature customizations made by players on all platforms. https://i.imgur.com/qt6sHwv.jpg Player Profile As you progress through Trials Rising, your accomplishments, stats, custom content and your bike and rider’s appearance will all be stored on your Player Profile. Of course this article is about cross-platform features so we would not be bringing it up if the profile wasn’t also cross-platform. In Trials Rising you will be able to visit your friends (or rivals) Player Profile and see their latest progress regardless of which platform they play on. https://i.imgur.com/7YCAFjc.jpg Ubisoft Account In order to push cross-platform features further than we have in the past a Ubisoft Account will be required to access online features on all platforms. In Trials Fusion we were unable to display usernames across platforms and had to use a generic name, FusionShared, as the creator profile for tracks shared cross-platform. By using Ubisoft Accounts we can ensure that in Trials Rising proper usernames can be displayed on creations, leaderboard entries & profiles on all platforms. Browsing the Gear Store or Track Central and stumble across something that catches your eye, now you’ll be able see who created what regardless of which platform they’re on. That said, not all us have linked our Ubisoft Account to our consoles account. There’s multiple way’s to do this and you can find out more by reading one of our dedicated FAQs. https://i.imgur.com/OfqA98J....Try out Trials Rising for free in next week's open betaFeb 13, 2019 - PC GamerUbisoft's 2.5D motocross racing/platformer Trials Rising will be out on February 26, a slight pushback from its originally scheduled launch on February 12. Before that happens, you can take it for a spin in a free open beta that will run from February 21-25. Earlier this month, Ubisoft also revealed more about its post-launch plans for Trials Rising, which will include a two-part Expansion Pass with new locations, tracks, contracts, and customization items, the Stuntman Rider Pack, and the Samurai Pack, which sounds like highly practical gear for riding. There will also be free post-launch seasons, which will add new poses, animations, customization items, and events, and weekly challenges offering in-game currency and limited-time rewards. While the open beta will effectively roll straight into launch, Ubisoft said that it will not provide any kind of "head start," because progress made in the beta will not carry over to the full game. And that's it! You can play Trials Rising for free for a few days next week. Have fun.
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