Trials Rising $5.69 - plus not needed - possible price error

One of my favorite games of the past year and I'd recommend it at that price but something to note is that there's a "Gold edition" which includes all the DLC tracks and frequently goes on sale for $10-15 on other platforms but not on PSN for whatever reason. There's enough tracks in the base edition to be worth $6 though

ReeGee wrote: ↑ One of my favorite games of the past year and I'd recommend it at that price but something to note is that there's a "Gold edition" which includes all the DLC tracks and frequently goes on sale for $10-15 on other platforms but not on PSN for whatever reason. There's enough tracks in the base edition to be worth $6 though

Yeah. I was gonna post about that, but I forgot. Bad sleep. Thanks though.

Ubisoft tends to heavily discount their base version of games. I don't see how this is a price error.....

zylonite wrote: ↑ Ubisoft tends to heavily discount their base version of games. I don't see how this is a price error.....

I said why in my post. Maybe try reading it.

zylonite wrote: ↑ Ubisoft tends to heavily discount their base version of games. I don't see how this is a price error.....

You're right that Ubi is typically generous with discounts but this is still likely a historical low for this game as even the Steam summer sale has the base version at $10. That said the Gold Edition at $10-$15 is the best version to buy with how much additional content it comes with

Ooooh it's just a part of the new sale going on! Was trying to figure out why it was soooo cheap! (alot of multiplayer focused games are up to 70% off!)

Thanks for the post!

It's 5.99 usd in the us ps store
It's a price error.
Should've been 70% off 34.99$ = 10.49$

Careful Trails Rising is a rage-inducing game. You've been warned.

I bought the gold version a couple months back and while I did enjoy the game, there were times it didn't bring out the good in me. I still occasionally fire it up for user-created tracks in track central. I also ground out 140 free acorns to unlock the 4 track packs, not sure if there's enough free acorns in the non-gold version to do that, though.

stingyshopper wrote: ↑ Careful Trails Rising is a rage-inducing game. You've been warned.

I bought the gold version a couple months back and while I did enjoy the game, there were times it didn't bring out the good in me. I still occasionally fire it up for user-created tracks in track central. I also ground out 140 free acorns to unlock the 4 track packs, not sure if there's enough free acorns in the non-gold version to do that, though.

I have played the older version (trial fusion), and at some point, it was no longer enjoyable.
I'm no longer touching this game and your post confirms it

husamus156 wrote: ↑ I have played the older version (trial fusion), and at some point, it was no longer enjoyable.
I'm no longer touching this game and your post confirms it

Honestly that's probably because Trials Fusion is just a bad game without any of the style, soul and creativity that makes Trial Rising and the older Trials Evolution (2012) so good. I hated Trials Fusion and dropped it in a couple hours despite loving Trials Evo and Rising.

These Trials games are definitely skill games. My downfall in interest was the extreme difficulty level tracks (I think I only finished 2 of them) and some of the equally extreme contracts you have to grind out for acorns like the invisible bike ones (which after finishing left me so rage-exhausted I didn't want to play anymore ha). Hard to believe there are supposedly even more extreme "ninja" tracks that unlock if you get gold in all the extreme tracks? I am just happy to finish an extreme track let alone get any kind of medal. Some extreme tracks I couldn't even do the first obstacle out the gate and it just causes you to lose interest. I got up to level 130 (and according to the leaderboards I'm in the top 4%) by the time I started looking for something else to play.

If you watch the University of Trials guy's live streams on YouTube you can see even he faults dozens of times on some obstacles and restarts over and over before finally sticking it. Bravo how he manages to keep his cool.