Full Circle's free-to-play reboot of the skateboarding franchise will receive more details on "what to expect" in the coming months.
Full Circle and EA's free-to-play reboot of the beloved skateboarding franchise is still without a release date.
The free-to-play reboot of EA's beloved skateboarding franchise was confirmed to be in development back in 2020.
The upcoming free-to-play skateboarding game will allow you to customize your wardrobe, body height and shape, and much more.
It looks like the PC version of Skate won't be exclusive to EA's own platform.
EA hasn't listed the two titles among its list of games that are set to launch this fiscal year, which runs until March 31 next year.
Following on from a recent leak from an earlier build of the game, its most recent playtest build also seems to have leaked, with new footage emerging online.
Skate might finally be coming back for good but can it reinvigorate the series?
The title is coming to "last-gen, next-gen and PC" with a mobile version in the works. Microtransactions are "mostly about cosmetics and convenience."
Despite plenty of work still needing to be done, the "essence" of the Skate franchise is apparently still intact with animations looking "pristine."
Though Skate is still in the relatively early stages of development, plenty of new gameplay details have emerged thanks to a recent round of playtesting.
A comprehensive leak from recent playtesting for the new Skate has spilled the beans on some new details on the game.
Lumines Remastered, Dodgeball Academia, Starmancer, Art of Rally and Microsoft Solitaire Collection: Premium Edition are also coming.
