Trials Evolution - review

Xbox 360 (XBLA), MSP 1200 certified 12 +, RedLynx / Ubisoft

"Easy to learn but hard to master," describes the evolution RedLynx Trials, Trials after HD. We are not a joke. There are many other phrases that could be used to summarize this game "Angry Birds meets (old racing game from Disney) pure" and "who needs sleep?" come to mind.

might seem odd to compare a racing game for iPhone to global dependence, but in terms of quality addictive games are difficult to separate. As the angry birds, there is a sense of humor idiot behind the evolution trials. Like Angry Birds, the game is "I'll have one again ..." quality that can swallow all the time. And just like Angry Birds, is a simple premise that only takes a few seconds to collect.

You control a trailbike rider. Moves from left to right in a linear fashion. You must remove the line from start to finish by negotiating a series of obstacles and jumps. That's it. You have more complex objectives of Spectrum games, but as we discussed, good gameplay is all you need. As usual, evolution has some great gameplay tests and even better scenery. Not only is forgotten aspects of the linear nature of the game, there are moments that take your breath away: for example, a trial in the dark, where the rider jumps against the setting sun and is just great Aa

trials where the evolution is different from Angry Birds is that when it requires a certain amount of luck, the trend test is really a game of precision. What makes it even more remarkable is the simplicity of the controls. The right trigger accelerates. The left trigger is the brake. The left joystick allows the rider leans forward or backward. It is, however, offers an incredible level of nuance.

• If the driver is in a bad position, you may be able to save him from impending disaster, but they are out and hit a mine has lost its face against a plant rock band style drawn or writhing on the floor in a way that would suggest the agony, but it is very similar to what is delighted by an invisible Jenna Jameson. The intelligent part - oh push addictive game, Ubisoft - is that there are frequent save points and a quick press of a button takes you back to the last without losing their entire race
Your time is also taken into these checkpoints, so you can see where you have shaved - or lost - a few hundredths of a second. And it is these details that you keep trying, try and try again once you try your medal score and unlock all the extra content. And then do it all again in the many mini-games. And then throughout the unlockable content.

There is also, apparently, a great multiplayer option (which we did not test in advance), plus a track designer and easy to share your creations with the community of Xbox Live. We can return to all that at a later date. Meanwhile, if you'll excuse me, I have a second gold medal and I think I know exactly how to get my free time ...

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