Full Circle and Electronic Arts are still in the early stages of development and want feedback from fans to help shape the final Skate reboot.
The Skate reboot dev diary doesn’t show a lot of environments or textures, but rather focuses on how physics work and some animations for skaters. In addition to previewing some fun bugs, the footage showcases some of the daring stunts players can pull off, such as huge jumps off rooftops and down stair railings. It is clear that the developers create a game with the expectations of fans of the discipline in mind and taking into account their opinion.
Full Circle Launches Skate Insider Program
“We took what we know – what you told us – and started building,” the narrator explains, adding that there will be many ways to express yourself in the new version of the Skate license, developed by sister company Full Circle Studios. American publishing house Electronic Arts. Tony Hawk’s underground spirit should also be in the program, as we see the characters get off their skateboards and evolve in what appears to be an open world. If you’d like a chance to play and provide feedback to the development team, you can sign up on the Skate Insider site. The tests are currently only available on PC, but will be expanded to other platforms in the future.