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Bikes Meet Wacky Blade Runner Style In Trials Fusion DLC
Ubisoft's Trials series isn't shy about injecting its high-octane courses with spectacular backdrops and explosions. The upcoming Fault One Zero DLC ratchets things up even further, taking Trials Fusion (read our review) into the futuristic city of Megalopolis. Check out the robots, neon skylines, and holograms galore in the newly revealed trailer and screenshots.
The trailer below begins by teasing fans into thinking the DLC's art style might feature a Sin City-esque black-and-white look before exploding into a cityscape of color. You can get another look at Fault One Zero in the screens below.
The Fault Zero One DLC is available now, complete with 10 new tracks, 24 challenges, five trophies, and new track editor options. Season pass owners who already paid up $19.99 have access to the content now, while everyone else can grab the DLC for $4.99. The game is available on Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC.
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