Trials Fusion Demo

Trials Fusion is a 2D racing platformer developed by the famous RedLynx studio, along with Ubisoft Shanghai and Ubisoft Ukraine.

Trials Fusion is a follow-up to the immensely successful Trials Evolution, and it’s actually the fifth one in the series. In fact, RedLynx was bought by Ubisoft right before they launched Trials Evolution, so Trials Fusion was pretty much made under the guidance of Ubisoft. It’s a much more refined title than the previous ones, but it’s also more difficult and complex.

This is a game that fits snugly into a specific genre of games, and that is 2D racing titles built in a 3D environment. The players are left with the impression that they are playing something much more complicated than it is. There are only two directions of movement, front and back, but that’s not all that obvious when you play it.

Just like its predecessor, Trials Fusion focuses on players getting the best possible time in various maps. These maps are usually really designed and have no basis in reality, which is actually the main attraction for this game. Tracks are sometimes so insane that it’s a pleasure just to repeat them, even if you got a good time.

This takes us to the next item, which is the difficulty of the levels. The problem is not that you can’t finish them. That’s not an issue. The problem is that it’s really difficult to finish them in good time and without resetting after dying.

In Trials Fusion, just like in Trials Evolution, you can respawn when you make a mistake, but that also means that you can say goodbye to the hope of getting your name in the leaderboards. Other players not only that they don’t die, but they also make amazing times.

The demo is pretty big regarding disk size, over 6GB, but users will only get access to four campaign missions, two tutorial mission, and they can also use the track editor. It’s not much, but if you don’t like the game after playing these levels nothing more will convince you.