Urban Trial Freestyle 2, the sequel to the best-selling urban themed, stunt bike racer, has launched exclusively on 3DS in Europe with a release in North America coming later in April. Revving the action up another gear, this jam-packed sequel brings a fully functioning, tricked out level creator with online sharing functionality as well as twice as many levels to rampage through and a myriad of new bikes and customisation options available to unlock.
Urban Trial Freestyle 2 brings back all the mad, stunt bike action seen in the original, this time exclusively to Nintendo 3DS, taking full advantage of touch screen technology to create the ultimate track editor that also allow players to share their creations online with friends. Create a race track that, let’s say, is completely made of hot dogs, send it to your friend to see if they can beat your times and wait eagerly for their mind to be blown.
Check this trailer own below:
This full to bursting sequel follows on from the release of the original Urban Trial Freestyle which launched back in 2013 on Playstation Vita (as the #1 title in US and Europe), Playstation 3 and 3DS in Japan (#3 downloaded title on the eShop). Cumulatively this saw over 1 million sales worldwide cementing its place as a smash hit success. Both games have been made by Tate Multimedia one of the leading independent developers and publishers in Poland. Their work to date, including the huge sales success of the original Urban Trial Freestyle, has earned them the “Forbes Diamond” award, a prize granted to the fastest developing Polish companies. They have also received a subsidy of almost half a million euros by the GameINN programme which aims to increase the competitiveness of the videogame producer sector in Poland. Of the 38 companies who benefited from this grant Tate came 11th alongside CD Projekt and CI Games.”
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