Mad Snowboarding

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Mad Snowboarding is a single player and multiplayer racing game. It was developed by Denis Lapiner and was released on September 8, 2015. It received neutral reviews from players.

A crazy open world snowboard game with a built-in level editor, which allows you to create own levels and share them with the community. There are always new levels to explore. Fight for worldwide highscores or play with up to four of your friends simultaneously in the split screen mode!

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Audience ScoreBased on 21 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

graphics1 negative mentions

Includes a level editor with community-created levels, offering extended replay value and creative possibilities.
Supports local multiplayer for up to four players in split-screen mode, making it a great party game.
Gameplay is generally fun and solid, with fast descents, tricks, and time/score attack modes.

Lacks polish with issues in controls, physics, and repetitive level design leading to a boring and bland experience for many players.
The official content is very limited with few levels and modes; user-generated levels vary in quality and some cannot be accessed due to update problems.
Overpriced for the content and quality provided, being essentially a mobile port without post-launch updates or online multiplayer.

gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is solid and enjoyable, excelling in speed runs, trick points, and local multiplayer, which adds great replay value. While some level design quirks and editor limitations can lead to odd moments, the overall experience remains a blast, especially with community-created levels.
- “Gameplay 4/5: This is where the game shines. The gameplay is solid for the most part. Though some level designs and editor limitations can cause odd moments like shooting outside the level at ridiculous speeds, the gameplay is a blast—from speed runs to racking up trick points. With community-made levels, the replay value is through the roof. Never a dull moment. Also, local 4-player mode on the same screen makes it a great party couch game, perfect for Steam Link or Steam Machine users.”
- “The gameplay makes up for the average graphics, offering an engaging and enjoyable experience.”
- “For better execution of similar gameplay, try Riptide GP2.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers exceptional replayability, fueled by solid gameplay, diverse community-made levels, and local multiplayer supporting up to four players. Despite some level design quirks and editor limitations, the variety of modes like speed runs and trick points keeps the experience fresh and engaging. Overall, it provides unlimited replay value, making it a great pick-up-and-play party game.
- “The gameplay is a blast, from speed runs to racking up trick points, and with the community-made levels, the replay value is through the roof. Never a dull moment, especially with local 4-player mode on the same screen, making it a great party couch game.”
- “All in all, despite being built on Unity (Unreal would have been better, in my opinion), this game is worth the price tag for its unlimited replay value, pick-up-and-play style, and local multiplayer.”
- “Gameplay shines with solid mechanics, especially with speed runs and trick points, and the community-created levels boost the replayability immensely.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is decent but unremarkable, with basic sound effects that do not stand out.
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are rated as above average compared to most Unity games, neither particularly impressive nor unattractive. While not a standout feature, the gameplay compensates well for the visuals.
- “Graphics 3/5: It's above average compared to most Unity games. Nothing special, but nothing ugly either.”