Lonely Mountains: Snow Riders Unveils Exciting New Tricks

Man, skiing season’s kicked off at Lonely Mountains, and folks are all over it. Imagine a million people just hitting those snowy hills since January. Wild, right? But wait, Megagon Industries has more tricks up its sleeve. They dropped this Freestyle update today. Not just one, but two fresh modes—over a hundred new challenges. I mean, I don’t even know what ‘accessibility improvements’ really means, but hey, they’re making it easier for everyone, which is cool. Let’s dive in… or whatever.

First up, Trick Mode. And I’m talking flips, spins, grabs. It’s like you gotta rethink how you see the mountains. It’s not just about racing down fast but pulling off the sickest moves. Got me thinking, the highest score might not even be from the quickest path, y’know? Mind-boggling.

Then there’s the return of Free Ride Mode, a fan favorite from Lonely Mountains: Downhill. This mode? Pure chaos! You feel like a kid let loose in a candy store. No checkpoints, so if you crash—and let’s be real, you will—you’re back to square one. Sound frustrating? Probably is. But that’s the thrill, I guess.

Oh, and leaderboards! Achievements! People in the community were apparently begging to level up without all this multiplayer hoopla, and guess what? Now they can. Freedom tastes good, doesn’t it?

Accessibility, yeah, they’re doing a ton with that. Auto-brake, auto-accelerate, all the ‘autos’ you can think of! Makes the game something even my non-gamer grandma could give a whirl. Mixed inputs too, mouse and keyboard—but not like anyone wants to ski with a keyboard, right?

The folks over at Megagon hope this update ropes in more folks. I suppose they want everyone’s fancy trick videos and crazy rides on their doorstep. So yeah, Daniel and the gang are buzzed to see what wild stuff players come up with. Myself? I’d probably just wipe out. Classic.

If you’re into breathtaking views and adrenaline-pumping rides, maybe give Lonely Mountains: Snow Riders a shot. Who knows, could be the winter escape we all didn’t know we needed.