Ever since Trials Rising was released, the development team at Ubisoft has made sure that the game brims with a lot of extra content for players to keep coming back to the popular racing series. So far, the game has had four seasons that have given players a bunch of new tracks and cosmetics to fully customise their character.
Today Season 5 of Trials Rising has finally become available ,and it is introducing players to the brand-new Arena of menace — which gives players a total of 12 all-new microtracks that they deveal are quite technical and challenging; not to mention that they don't even feature any checkpoints, which makes them all the more difficult.
As per Ubisoft's announcement, the Microtracks Classic pack will become available on the 26th of March, and on the 2nd of April, the developer reveals, Easter Event will be back; just in time for this year's Easter. Those who find all 10 hidden collectibles will earn themselves the Chicken Helmet, and can also get the chance to wear the Easter Bunny outfit and Easter-themed customisables.
Season 5 is also bringing with it the King Crab, which is a brand-new bike that Ubisoft reveals to feature an "unusually low-slung body," and a higher reverse speed than any of the previous bikes that they have released in the past. The King Crab is currently available for Season 5 owners.
Now that Season 5 has finally become available in Trials Rising, Ubisoft has released an exciting new gameplay trailer to let give players an idea of what this new season has in store for them. So don't forget to check it out, and leave us your thoughs in the comments section down below.
Check it out:
Trials® Rising is the newest iteration of Ubisoft’s gripping motorcycle platforming series. Combining the core gameplay and over-the-top action of the Trials franchise with all-new features, more competition, and a fresh visual look, Trials Rising is the biggest and most ambitious title in the series to date.
Trials Rising is currently available for the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PC.
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