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Trials Fusion Gets Online Tournaments In First Update
Your broken bones and crashed bikes are a monument to failure and, hopefully, eventual triumph. Now you can take all of those bumps and bruises and make something of them with new online tournaments.
Depending on your leaderboard placement, you can win in-game currency, experience, bike parts, and gear. The update, which is rolling out now across Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC, also features 10 user-created tracks that have been pulled together across platforms.
More content will be released this summer, with six pieces bundled up in a $19.99 season pass. Each of the upcoming pieces will feature a new career mode event. You’ll also get new bikes, gear, and parts for the track creator.
For more, you can read our Trials Fusion review.
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