- November 8, 2022
- True Axis Pty Ltd
- 2h median play time
True Skate
Platforms
About
True Skate is a mobile skateboarding game with realistic touch-based controls and physics. The objective is to ride and perform tricks on various skate parks' ramps, rails, and other features while earning points and improving skills. With its robust in-game challenges, global leaderboards, and social features, True Skate offers a complete skateboarding experience.











- The game has a lot of potential and offers a unique control scheme that can be rewarding once mastered.
- Players who enjoy the mobile version may find the transition to PC enjoyable, as it retains some of the core mechanics.
- Despite its bugs, the game can be fun and challenging, providing a different experience compared to other skateboarding games.
- The controls are overly complicated and unintuitive, making it difficult for new players to enjoy the game.
- The game is plagued by bugs and crashes, leading to a frustrating experience that feels unfinished.
- There is a lack of content, with limited maps and customization options, which does not justify the price.
stability
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's stability has been widely criticized, with many users reporting numerous bugs and glitches that hinder the overall experience, such as character disappearing and frequent crashes when switching maps. While some players acknowledge that these issues are expected in an early access title, others feel that the game is too buggy to enjoy fully. However, a few users appreciate the glitches as part of the fun, reminiscent of the mobile version, and see them as opportunities for future improvements.
“The game runs great from what I can see. I have an NVIDIA 3070 RTX and I'm running it at 2K 60fps, and it looks wonderful!”
“Abandoned and too buggy to have a solid experience.”
“This game is a good idea with a lot of fun features, although there are many glitches such as your character disappearing and you still being able to ride. I got this because I loved the mobile version and had never played a skateboarding controller game. It was hard to learn and 10x the cost. Often when switching skate parks, the game crashes and I am on a high-end PC.”
“Foot physics are broken, only 1 map, very limited customizability, too few rails, and overall pretty buggy.”