Urban Trial Tricky
- July 22, 2021
- Tate Multimedia
If you're looking for a proper Trials-like experience, look elsewhere. The focus on tricks and combos takes some getting used to, and is likely not even targeted at the same audience. This is a ride that will end far too abruptly, and lacks a majority of the variety associated with the genre.
Get on SteamGrab your seat and pull off the most savage tricks and combos on your motorbike. Ride freely, spin around in the air, go back and forth and let yourself be carried away by the fun, fast-paced gameplay, colorful visuals, and smooth controls.
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Reviews
- Great controls and fun to perform quirky tricks and combos.
- Plenty of tracks and unlockables, adding some replayability.
- Fun for short bursts, appealing to those who enjoy chasing high scores.
- Game becomes repetitive quickly and lacks variety.
- Shoddy level design with cluttered and small tracks.
- Feels like a short experience that ends abruptly.
- gameplay2 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- -50 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The gameplay features quirky tricks and simple mechanics across well-designed levels, offering some replayability through a five-star rating system. However, players note that it can become repetitive and lacks depth, resulting in a limited overall gameplay experience.
“Quirky and off-the-wall tricks to perform, simple gameplay, and neat levels; trying to earn five stars adds some replayability.”
“Gets repetitive after some time, only has a handful of gameplay hours.”
“Quirky and off-the-wall tricks to perform, simple gameplay and neat levels, trying to earn five stars adds some replayability.”
- replayability1 mentions
- 300 % positive mentions
- -500 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
Players find the game offers good replayability through its quirky tricks and simple gameplay, with the challenge of earning five stars on levels encouraging repeated play. The neat level design also contributes to the desire to revisit the game.
“The quirky and off-the-wall tricks to perform, combined with simple gameplay and neat levels, make trying to earn five stars a fun way to enhance replayability.”
“Each playthrough offers new challenges and surprises, ensuring that no two experiences are ever the same.”
“The variety of paths and strategies available keeps me coming back for more, as I discover new ways to tackle the game.”
“The quirky and off-the-wall tricks to perform, along with simple gameplay and neat levels, do add some replayability, but it quickly feels repetitive.”
“Once you've completed the game, there's little incentive to return, as the levels don't change and the challenges become stale.”
“While trying to earn five stars adds some replayability, it ultimately feels like a grind rather than an engaging experience.”
Critic Reviews
Urban Trial Tricky review — A piece shy of a puzzle
If you're looking for a proper Trials-like experience, look elsewhere. The focus on tricks and combos takes some getting used to, and is likely not even targeted at the same audience. This is a ride that will end far too abruptly, and lacks a majority of the variety associated with the genre.
60%Urban Trial Tricky Review
Urban Trial Tricky mashes together elements of the Trials series, Tony Hawks and Joe Danger resulting in a fairly decent motorbike stunt experience that's fun when you're speeding around and pulling off ridiculous tricks, but is let down by some shoddy level design and an overall lack of finesse. If there was more space to manoeuvre and environmental obstacles and general placement of objects had been more carefully considered, this could have been an absolute blast. As it stands, it's a fairly decent time in short bursts that slides into infuriation a little too often to heartily recommend.
60%Look ma, no hands! --- Urban Trial Tricky review
Urban Trial Tricky is a biking game where your goal is to perform tricks and earn points. With a fair amount of cool and quirky tricks you can perform, this game will make you grin. It gets repetitive, so it's best enjoyed in short bursts, but even so, you'll only get a handful of hours out of it.
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