Characters body adjusts to grinds as they change, along with a much wider range of grinds you can switch into from other grinds and slides without popping. The skater now also adjusts smooth to the direction you’re skating like looking forward after landing 180s. “Gameplay has been improved with a major overhaul of features from new grind and slide animations, better physics for transitions, smoother spinning rotations, tricks like smiths and feebles lock in more stable, skaters speed now gets impacted by how they land (can speed up when landing on a hill). You also now have even more control over objects you move around the map and select from our object dropper menu as you have a much larger range to rotate objects and move up or down for better and easier DIY spot creation! We have also added a feature that lets you switch between different layouts for our Brooklyn Banks area from its real-life layout to a skating inspired fictional look to the banks. “We have new places to skate including a new level! The early development park design ‘creā-ture park’ got a big face lift along with a little New York flavor added is now accessible in the game. Read about the developer’s latest updates to the game in the below press release: (We interviewed creā-ture Studios’ Marc-andré Houde for our In Development series back in December 2016-time flies, huh?) Watch the Steam Early Access trailer for Session, above. You might remember that the Session teaser video made a huge splash at E3 a couple of years ago, at a time when SKATE 4 hysteria was at its peak-due in large part to EA’s periodic trolling on Twitter.
The final game is expected to officially launch in early 2020. Previously known as Project: Session, Session will be released on PC via Steam Early Access on September 17, with an Xbox One version following in October on Xbox Game Preview. creā-ture Studios have announced the news, along with some very exciting new gameplay updates, in a detailed press release (scroll all the way down to read the release in full.) Don’t play with our hearts, creā-ture… this better be for real. Session, the eagerly anticipated skateboarding game that has been touted as the successor to EA’s SKATE series, is officially on the schedule for an XBox One release in the spring.
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