The launch version of the game will only include local multiplayer. It’s also impossible to say how well Uplay will handle online multiplayer at this point, as Trials Fusion plans to include that option at a later date.
#WELCOME TO THE FUTURE TRIALS FUSION PATCH#
I did encounter a problem with viewing leaderboard track replays where a “replay data is incomplete” error would pop up part way through, but it’s claimed that a release day patch will fix this issue. It’d be easy to blame Ubisoft’s Uplay platform (once again required for the game) for this, though neither downloading replays or loading fresh tracks took anywhere close to that length of time. There were, however, atrocious loading times for getting to the Outfits and Garage pages, which dissuaded me from doing much in the way of customising my attire as the 30 second wait wasn’t ever really worth it. I’m hardly a universal sample, but Trials Fusion held a solid 60fps on my i3-2100 / 8 GB / 7870 machine and, aside from a spot of texture pop-in when restarting races, didn’t exhibit any technical issues of note.
This one seems to be an improvement in that area.
#WELCOME TO THE FUTURE TRIALS FUSION PC#
It should be of particular interest to PC players, as the stand-out of the Trials series ( Evolution) made a clumsy jump to our platform and was beset by technical problems. Trials Fusion kind of does both, and comes out of the sequel spin with a somewhat inelegant but successful landing. If I wobble my body hard enough I WILL GET OVER THIS.
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