The latest in the extreme motocross and stunt series, Trials Rising, is getting its first DLC expansion, and it features the legendary Route 66 that once went through Midwestern America.

As you can see from the trailer and announcement below, the expansion will add over 20 new tracks, 2 new skill games, and an exclusive new football-themed outfit, which you can just spot in a brief social media cameo near the end of the video. You’ll have to race and pull off stunts across the dusty deserts of America’s Midwestern towns. Along with all this are new Contracts to earn points in your death-defying stunts. You’ll definitely get some kicks on this Route 66.

Trials Rising is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC. The Sixty Six expansion is now live across all platforms as well. You can also check out our review of the game, and if you need some tips for the collectibles in the base game, we’ve got you covered.

Trials Rising's first expansion, Sixty Six, is available today with 24 new tracks, skill games, and a football outfit! pic.twitter.com/g3JbkYeNah

— Trials Rising (@TrialsGames) April 16, 2019

Sony’s latest move appears to mark a step towards cross- platform gaming. Sony Music Entertainment has opened a new label known as ‘Unties’.  The focus of the new label is to promote indie games and developers and to help them reach a wider audience. The title of the label itself refers to the goal of the studio to “unleash the unique talent of creators all over the world.”

These games will not be exclusive to Sony’s consoles but instead will also be released for the PC and the Nintendo Switch. The first title that we will be seeing as a result of this initiative is the 3D turn-based strategy game Tiny Metal (similar to Advance Wars).  The game will launch  for the PC, the Switch and the PS4 on November 21st.  More games such as  Last Standard, Merkava Avalanche and Deemo Reborn will also soon be released as a part of this initiative.

The goal of the new label is to allow a great degree of freedom to game developers without having to comply to unreasonable demands from publishing houses. It will be nice to see if Sony is successfully able to support indie game developers while also giving us as players a larger variety of games.