After a certain period of time with Evolution, I'd achieved the best I could without probably devoting all my free time to improve on the hardest of its tracks, so I stopped playing it, with only a brief return to download its two DLC packs. Instead, the vibe for the day is contentment. Therefore, it would be impossible for me to praise Fusion with the same awe-tinged jubilation that Evolution earned. There would be no pleased surprise - just an expectation of excellence without compromise. I knew what I'd be getting and I was looking forward to it since I'd first seen it announced. With Trials Fusion, there's no way I could replicate that feeling. Topping it all off was the giddy feeling that, because I stepped outside my gaming comfort zone and tried something new, I had found a game I would enjoy for a long time. I constantly worked to improve my times on courses, to get better medals to move up on the leaderboards and to unlock more difficult tracks. I volunteered to review that title on a whim, not having any idea of what I was in for, and soon found myself completely enthralled in the twitchy, sweaty-palms sort of way I fondly recall experiencing with classic NES games in my youth.
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#Trials fusion for xbox 360 series#
My introduction to the Trials series of platform racing games came two years ago, with Trials Evolution. Reviewing Trials Fusion is a bit more difficult than I thought it would be. "Once again, RedLynx has succeeded in devouring my free time."