When you complete a licence, you unlock the next, harder set of levels, complete with the things you learnt while “taking your test.”Īfter each level you’ll be rewarded with a medal bronze: silver, gold or platinum. This is fantastic, because Trials HD just threw you into the worst of it and hoped you’d learn as you progressed. Evolution has tutorials (in the form of “licences”) which teach you the basics of the game. There really are times where it seems the developers don’t want you to make it to the end of the game. Often these things occur rapidly and in succession, and getting used to getting your balance just right at a precise moment will keep you going. The complications come in the form of bumpy roadways, massive falls, moving landing areas, high-speed loop-the-loops and the deadly explosion. The first set of levels will lull you into a false sense of security, but before long your concentration will need to be at its absolute best if you hope to complete a level without crashing. Accelerate, break/go backwards and then the directional buttons to control which way you (and by extension, the bike) leans. The perfectionists among you, and those that love leaderboards, just won’t be able to escape. It goes deeper though you have to enjoy the physics, the almost puzzle-like experience, to get the absolute most out of it. There’s that element to it, and if you like death-defying stunts and crazy riding, you’ll still enjoy it. That seems like a lot of value, but remember that this re-release contains enough thrills and spills (mostly spills) to kill someone with high blood pressure! Gameplay
Now the franchise is finally returning to PC, and to reward the long wait the developers have decided to pack in both Trials HD and Evolution.
For Evolution, Red Lynx pushed everything one step further, creating a game where the stunts were more deadly, the feats more impressive and the locations more interesting. Getting through the later levels took such a degree of timing, so much muscle memory and a healthy dose of luck.
Trials HD was perhaps one of the most difficult games of this generation.
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