Hey, so let me just dive into this whole skating realm, shall we? You could dive into all these things—like, there are these Career Tours (no idea what makes them “career,” but hey!), you get to dive into high score runs in this crazy Single Session thing. Or maybe you’re like me and just want to beat some imaginary stopwatch in a Speedrun. I mean, who cares about time, right? Anyway, maybe ditch the clock altogether and just vibe in Free Skate. There are, like, 19 parks! They brought back the classics—Foundry, Rio, Suburbia (and I lived for Suburbia), the iconic Los Angeles, and some place called Skater Island. Not to mention the newer spots in Tokyo and the infamous Alcatraz. Weird mix, but it works.
And there’s not just old stuff—who knew? They dropped three shiny new parks: Waterpark (because every dry land skater dreams of that irony), Movie Studio (probably not as glamorous as it sounds?), and Pinball, which literally makes no sense, but here we are.
Then there’s this thing they call New Game+. Like, you finish once, but if you’re all about that hardcore vibes, you do it all over again. Except better? You keep your stats, chase down legacy goals, and there are Pro Goals and Expert Challenges, whatever those mean. Learn solo skater quirks, too. I guess it’s cool? Or maybe it’s just a game telling you to get a life. Who knows.
Oh! Create-A-Park! This is where it gets juicy. Got some wild ideas for skate chaos? Dive into this mode. Deep customization, lots of tools, objects. Even dynamic, whatever that is—I bet it means it moves. Make your dream park or weird fantasy land. Share it and hope someone thinks it’s rad. Or just lurk in other people’s parks and leave your two cents.
Wrapping it up, there’s multiplayer, of course. Bring your buddies. Or make new ones. I mean, it’s skating; we’re all just here for the ride, right?
