Trials Fusion (Incl. ALL DLC’s)

A dirt bike, a row of explosives, and a near-impossible ramp are all it takes to turn a simple race into a spectacular physics disaster. Trials Fusion turns side-scrolling motorcycle racing into a precision platformer, sending riders through a glossy futuristic world packed with collapsing structures, airborne machinery, steep climbs, and absurd stunt setups. Its tone is playful but demanding: every catastrophic crash is funny for a second, then becomes motivation to shave another fraction off your best time. The included DLC expands the roster of tracks, events, bikes, and cosmetic rewards, giving the campaign far more variety than the base set of courses alone.

Success depends on balancing throttle control, braking, and the rider’s body weight while navigating each obstacle in the fewest mistakes possible. Courses begin with accessible jumps and ramps, but quickly demand exact landings, controlled wheelies, momentum management, and split-second corrections over hazards that punish even minor errors. Instant restarts keep the retry loop fast, so difficult tracks become satisfying lessons in repetition rather than lengthy setbacks. Solo events include time trials, stunt challenges, skill games, and increasingly brutal levels, while local and online multiplayer let several riders race simultaneously for the finish.

What makes Trials Fusion endure is the tension between simple controls and unusually deep mastery. A clean run can look effortless, yet leaderboard competition reveals how much speed and consistency expert players extract from every incline and landing. The track editor and community-created course library provide a huge supply of bizarre challenge maps, serious technical tests, and novelty creations long after the official campaign is complete. Fans of the earlier Trials games, Trackmania’s time-attack mentality, or difficult physics platformers will find plenty to chase here, while newcomers can enjoy the early tracks before deciding how far down the precision-riding rabbit hole they want to go.