I really like it.
Feels pretty good and if you never been on the top of a snowy mountain, well, it's something like that.

i loved it as well, but im not getting it.

it's a game that must be played with friends to keep the enjoyment level longer than 5 minutes.

i feel Ubisoft is relying too much on the community to continue the life of this game. yes there are ubisoft created events in the game and coming with updates, but after an alpha, and 2 betas. for a total of 6 days, im burnt out on it and not really caring about it anymore.

i was actually speaking witha friend about it, he was plannign on purchasing it for the dec 2nd release. he's holding off now after playing it over last weekend alone. "if no one else is getting it on release i wont waste the money"

It has potential but i see it being a snowboarding case of the Division. fun for the fiurst week then waiting and waiting for new content.

now i can only say that to a degree, because in the alpha and betas we have only ahd 3 of the 7 sections of the alps available to us, and there is the alaska mountains as well. so we will see how it fares once released

Thank you..that puts some hope back into my life...although I'd be playing alone as well I guess.

I felt the same. Doing tricks was okay, but it was not that exciting at all. Everything felt quite bland, spotting new events is annoying. Skydiving was pretty good, but it wont carry the game for me.

only improvement they had was the print button. they need to add a jump button when you are walking so that you can better climb ledges and such.

i think to fix the trick issues would be to simply make a "training" jump for the snowboard/skiies.

instead of wingsuiting from the hot air ballon, let us drop down with out snowboard/skiies and practice the tricks with prompts. just before you hit the ground the parachute gets pulled you land softly and continue down the hill.

On that note, the Burger Shot freestyle was the best event i found

I don't know about the sense of speed and danger part. I searched out some crazy lines on my own where I was purposely on mostly rock and ice and extremely sloped....it was pretty crazy. The average lines are less so. But, I felt that they moved fast enough to work with the overall game and the balance that they wanted to reach with realism vs. arcade. I think we've just been conditioned to expect the over-the-top experiences for extreme sports. Many people felt the same about SKATE. (no frills, no thrills)

@Goldby...I agree about SKATE, but the many people held it up to THPS and didn't want to play it. I played STEEP alone and still had fun. But, I also played with people I met and it was more fun.

you my sir are a good man and. But the biggest L is they had was not putting in the division

and no Frostpunk?

Wait so no horizon? Why is it the cover page then lol

Metro 2033 says hi.

why? these are very good games and free.

And you eventually won't have to use any other platform either. Smart move.

Nah. All Epic is doing is building a community of people that will just hang around for the free stuff. People that are happy to take free games aren't going to necessarily overlap with people willing to pay.

Whatever Epic's strategy here is, they aren't exactly doing much as a store.