Real Life Iconic Locations - Skater XL levels are all inspired real-world skate areas and designed to ensure a constant flow of skate lines. Much like a musical instrument, the player has complete freedom, whether it be pushing to nail a line or skating free from. Each thumbstick is connected to the corresponding foot of the skater and as the player moves the stick, the board instantly responds. Skater XL is truly the skateboarding world’s digital counterpart.įreedom Of Expression - Skater XL’s physics-based controls don’t have any pre-programmed tricks - only the movement through the thumbsticks.
Play as some of today’s top skateboarding pros Tiago Lemos, Evan Smith, Tom Asta and Brandon Westgate, or customize and create your own skateboarding legend with gear from more than 30 real skate brands.
With it’s Independent Foot Control System and unique physics-based gameplay, skate gamers finally have the expressive controls they have always dreamed of.ĭive into skateboarding paradise with levels that feature famous skate landmarks and environmental elements, including Downtown LA, the ginormous The Big Ramp, Easy Day High School, and community created maps like Grant Park, Hüdland and Streets. Stay tuned to Engadget for all the latest.Skater XL is the evolution of skateboarding gameplay. There's plenty more to come, including showcases from the likes of Xbox, Ubisoft and Capcom. We'll be bringing you news, previews and hands-on impressions from all the Summer Game Fest events in Los Angeles over the next several days. The publisher is also promising new game announcements, while there should be an update on the Human: Fall Flat front. Other upcoming games we may learn more about include Gunbrella (in which you have a firearm that's also an umbrella), Gris follow-up Neva, the striking action adventure title The Plucky Squire and The Talos Principle 2. I have my fingers crossed for an update on Skate Story, which has been one of my most anticipated games since Devolver dropped an incredibly stylish announcement trailer a year ago. You know what you did, Volvy.Īnyway, Devolver has a heap of intriguing games in the pipeline and we should learn more about some of them during the stream. Or maybe we've collectively erased him from our memories due to his various misdeeds. For this edition, Devolver is promising the "return of Volvy." You know, the publisher's long-standing mascot? The mouse-like creature with an oversized arm? The star of games such as Hotline Miami, Enter the Gungeon, Gris and Cult of the Lamb? Anyone? Despite Devolver's assertions that Volvy has been a cultural icon for over 30 years, the critter isn't actually real. You can expect Devolver to get up to its usual offbeat antics in what's reliably one of the most entertaining events around this time of year.
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