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Supercell’s Clash Royale could have been a micro-transaction enterprise like Clash of Clans or a Hearthstone rip-off. Instead, it’s proven to be a compelling mix of competitive multiplayer, collectible card battling, strategy and tower defense. The rewards also offer a good balance between free to play and premium, enticing you to keep playing without having to spend any real cash.

Had fun completing those frustrating challenges in Trials Frontier on iOS and Android? Desperate to pub-stomp some noobs? RedLynx Studio has announced that Trials Frontier will be receiving its own PvP multiplayer mode.

You’ll find a new character named Zudina in town and compete in a month long season of matches set on three tracks. There won’t be any restarts so bring you A game and win PvP Chips for new stages, outfits and other items at the Chip Store.

Lead designer Justin Swan said that, “The PvP mode is the largest in-game update in Trials Frontier, and will be the first time a true competitive Player vs. Player has ever come to the Trials’ Universe.

“We’ve worked diligently to create a PvP mode that lets players race each other asynchronously while also keeping the competitive Trials spirit alive. We’re inviting all of our players to come fight for a spot on our Legends Leaderboard for fame, glory and in-game winnings.”

Thoughts? Let us know in the comments.

Trials Fusion, Ubisoft’s free to play entry in its Trials series, made from the ground up for mobile devices, is now available on Android devices starting today. It can be downloaded from either Google Play or the Amazon App Store.

Trials Frontier has already been available on iOS devices over the App Store, where it has seen a great measure of success, with more than 10 million downloads and an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars. Trials Frontier transports players to the distant future where they find themselves the newcomer in a run-down town desperate for a hero, and the game is expected to receive regular post-launch updates in the form of new bikes, missions and the introduction of infinite multiplayer brawls to keep players competing and racing on the newest bikes. 

Trials Frontier also connects with Trials Fusion, available on consoles and PC, which lets players unlock bonus content.

RedLynx’s free to play mobile off shoot of the franchise Trials Frontier is already a stupendous success on iOS, having been downloaded more than 6 million times in its first week. Frontier was the number one free app on the Apple App Store according to App Annie and also the third most downloaded iPhone game in the US, along with ranking in the top 100 highest grossing apps list across 74 regions. The most purchased pack in this case was the “Special Starter Pack” which retails for $3.

Trials Frontier takes the experience to mobiles in a strong fashion, featuring a post-apocalyptic universe with new tracks, gear, riders and bikes to unlock along with missions to complete. Best of all, you can compete friends and rank on leaderboards worldwide.

Frontier also syncs up with Trials Fusion to unlock new content. Have you partaken of both games yet? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

Trials Frontier sees you playing as a drifter who’s scouted by one of the few remaining communities in the world to become a hero. You’ll be racing through tracks and earning enough to purchase new gear and even new rids to complete missions before running into the town’s villain Butch. There will be more bikes and missions to discover as you traverse across new maps though and a new infinite multiplayer brawl will allow you to compete with friends. Time challenges and leaderboards are also included in the game.

In other news, Trials Fusion will be available for consoles on April 16th while a PC release is slated for April 24th. Connect Trials Frontier to the game and you’ll be able to unlock bonus gear.

A free to play version of Ubisoft’s renowned Trials series will be heading to iOS. Developed by RedLynx, Trials Frontier will be release on April 10th for iOS devices and marks the first game in the franchise to arrive on mobiles. It will also release on Android but at a later date since that’s just how the pecking order is these days. Check out the teaser trailer above.

Trials Frontier will take place in a futuristic Western environment where civilization has apparently collapsed. Only small villages remain and players will be able to unlock each new village as they progress, racing around and performing tricks on ruined cities.

There’s also a story mode along with a diverse cast of characters and blueprints to upgrade and customize your new bikes (along with having new bikes to unlock). You can also connect the upcoming Trials Fusion to unlock bonus gear. You’ll also be able to challenge friends and track progress through leader boards. Stay tuned for more info as we near release.

While Trials Fusion will release on Xbox 360 and PC along with next gen consoles, Trials Frontier will act as a mobile version of the game for smartphones and tablets. Interestingly enough, both games will be able to work together in some way. It’s an interesting concept, and if Ubisoft finds a way to make the Cloud functionality of both the Xbox One and PS4 work well, it could be rather innovative.

Plus, the Trials games in general have been both critically and commercially acclaimed, with Trials Evolution doing fairly good numbers. Look at the announcement of Trials Fusion and Frontier as the sole bright spots in Ubisoft’s rather boring E3 conference then.