If nothing else, the so-so online play gives the developer yet another facet to improve upon when the inevitable third game is released. The multiplayer feels like a bit of a misfire, but all of the other pieces fall into place very well. Trials HD set a standard and this sequel raises the bar. Our review appeared this morning and at the risk of creating a Digital Trends-branded ouroboros of self-congratulatory text, we present the following relevant quote:
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That’s great news for developer RedLynx, but more importantly for those of you now contemplating whether or not you ought to also download this thing is the intensely positive critical reception the game has seen. Whichever way you look at it, the game is a massive smash hit. Granted, it must be noted that the game’s massive cash intake likely has something to do with its higher-than-average $15 price point (1200 Microsoft points, for those of you who prefer fictional denominations), but - and despite a lack of solid figures for how many copies were sold - that still means Trials Evolution sold a huge number of units. How addictive, you ask? Well, in its first day of availability on the Xbox Live Arcade, Trials Evolution broke the record for “highest grossing day-one sales” in XBLA history, topping such hits as Iron Brigade (formerly Trenched), Castle Crashers, Marvel Vs Capcom 2 and Shadow Complex. It’s a simple premise featuring simple “move to the right as fast as possible” gameplay, but as anyone who has played any of the Trials games will attest, it’s incredibly addictive.
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Trials Evolution, for those of you not in the know, is the latest entry in the Trials series of games which places players in the role of a tiny motorcycle rider tasked with reaching the end of increasingly unlikely motocross tracks.
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