Crash & Sunburn, the next DLC for Trials Rising will launch September 10 and will add 37 new tracks set across South America, Africa, Australia and Antarctica as well as two new rides and a special jungle outfit.

The first expansion pack for Trials Rising is now available. Sixty-Six DLC brings 24 new tracks and 2 Skill Games. Get a glimpse inside.

Here is the launch trailer of Trials Rising as the game is now officially available for $24.99. The title features more than 120 tracks across more 30 than countries and +55 new tracks are also planned for the Expansion Pass.

After the what-the-fuck direction taken by Fusion, RedLynx's series is back with Trials Rising. Set in more realistic environments but just as crazy as before in terms of the stunts you must pull up, this new episode seems to propose a similar handling to Fusion. Our good friend MorphBZH stopped by the other day and he's known for his driving skills so it made sense to ask him to play as we recorded some gameplay footage on Xbox One X. Sadly, we only had time for the easy tracks, but the silver lining is that you shouldn't be as discouraged as all those people who've added him as friend on Xbox Live for the past 12 years or so. As for the Switch videos, well, we are entirely to blame.

Trials Rising wil also benefit from Ubisoft's long-term support the publisher applied to all its games. Players can expect free events, seasons and their share of new updates as well as an Expansion Pass that will take players on the Route 66 and to the Southern Hemisphere across more than 55 new tracks. The full details inside. The game will launch February 26.

If only MorphBZH had been in Cologne with us, you wouldn't have to witness our poor skills, which were made even worse by the fact that we had just played Ride 3 before trying Trials Rising. Well, maybe you'll have a good laugh at least...

Ubisoft announced Trials Rising will launch February 12. A closed beta is set to run September 13-16, players can register at the official site for a chance to try the multiplayer.

Trials Rising is the last Ubisoft game Miguel could play on this last day of E3. Most of you guys must know what the series is all about, but at least now you can see what this new episode truly looks like in high quality.
Update 2: Third video is up.

Trials Rising has been announced during Ubisoft's conference, with of course a trailer to go with it.