Recent reviews by My wife is an ice lady

A nigh-perfect updating of the first two Tony Hawk games, with a bunch of new content and a beautiful graphical overhaul. The only downsides are a slightly lacking multiplayer system and some missing Create-A-Park features (notably gaps). I bought this on Epic way before it came to Steam, just picked it up again while it was on sale to get those delicious achievements hahaha

So much fun, found myself up at 5am finally beating the final boss (with a crew named after Linux distros)

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WHEEEEE this thing is so fast and pretty!! Love the handling too, only thing I would like is another female character.

What seems like a cheap meme turned out to be a pretty well-done (if short) Mario-style platformer! It proved to be quite challenging too, especially 4-2 which felt a bit Lost Levels-y with all the bottomless pits.

A slight disappointment that Trump isn't much of a boss, but then again it's very appropriate to the setting and shows that this has thought put into it beyond a reskin.

A few years ago, this would've been seen on somewhere like Andkon Arcade, playing it on Steam nowadays might cause expectations to rise a bit high.

Overall, I enjoyed this (my political leaning definitely did play a part in that - I imagine this isn't very fun to MAGA types haha), and it did make me interested in the devs' upcoming game Kitsune Tails. Give this (and that when it comes out) a shot!

This game is kinda like a realistic SSX. Unfortunately, the game has gone from a great free game that was well worth spending money on, to a cynical cash-grab, where you only have access to a tutorial without spending a not insignificant of money on subscription passes with
short time periods.

The game has, all at once: Singleplayer content locked behind microtransaction paywalls, loot boxes, and licensed content in an Early Access game! Christ, somebody call Jim Sterling!

This game was great, and the gameplay itself is still there, but I feel as though I've been sucker-punched by the devs, and all I can say is:

"I can't believe you've done this."

This game has a ROAD ROLLER. And even a WRYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!

10/10

(But seriously, it's a great fighter with a brilliant art-style)

I accidentally put a slight bit of pressure on my enter key, and I skipped a quarter of the game.

Story's good, art's good, game ran fine.

I couldn't do a McTwist though.

This game is great, and I'd suggest playing with a controller, but...

It's destroyed a £7 PC controller (Loose left stick), and seems to be on the verge of destroying a PS2 controller (Loose right stick)...

The character customisation options are pretty neat, allowing quite a fair amount of freedom. You can pick between an Earthling, Saiyan, Majin, Namekian and a member of Frieza's Race (The last two being without specific gender options).

I think the gameplay plays like the Budokai Tenkaichi games (Never really played those too much, more of a Budokai fan), but anyway, the game does feel like you are a character in DBZ.

I recommend this, but maybe get some more controllers :D

Good, but somewhat cheap, like an instant-kill zombie hiding in a backpack with no way to kill it.