Snowboard Party World Tour Pro

Just get it. Blows my mind something that cool is in the palm of my hands anywhere I go. Really nails the feel. Must play for any gamer.

New to the game? Read below where it says "for new players" The best game on iOS that gives you hours of entertainment with no need to spend money. For a few bucks if your impatient you can get the best boarder and board, everything is super cheap, if you choose to spend money. Whether it's skateboarding, snowboarding, any kind of boarding, the mechanics/controls of this game are as good as a console game on your iPhone. Tip to new players, I see people who can't score 10,000 on a freestyle course with the best snowboarder and the best board. As your going up to a jump hold down the jump button, just before the ramp I have the jump button and the directional button depressed, at the top of the jump let go of ONLY the jump button, While your in the air spinning or flipping throw in some grabs, just like spinning with grabs press AND hold the grab but let go before you hit the ground. That one trick will make more points than your previous entire run. MIX UP YOUR TRICKS, if you perform the same trick over and over there are diminishing returns. In other words a 150,000 point trick, the second time will be worth less. If you do it over and over it becomes worth like 1000 points. So mix it up. Tricks are performed in the air but always hold down the jump button before a big trick at least a second before the top of the ramp. Good luck and see you in the powder. In a future update it would be cool if there was a way to play people’s previous runs and see if you can beat there score. Even have small teams where each player puts up there best score (3 tries) anytime during the week, the combined score for that week is the team score.

You have to stick with it. At first, I felt that the control stick was awkward, and it felt a little weird that you have to press a button to grind (similar to the THPS/THUG games, instead of just grinding automatically like the SSX games) All that said, you just have to stick with it. I’m now used to the controls, and there’s a ton of content here (considering a price tag of $10) There’s a freestyle, half-pipe, and big air event, with several maps for each, and plenty of characters to equip with stat upgrades, and alternate boards and outfits. The graphics are pretty good, and even go as far as leaving a trail in the snow behind you (a few other snowboarding apps I’ve played actually miss this small detail, which doesn’t hurt gameplay, but the added immersion it brings in this instance is nice) This game is about as close to SSX as I can imagine playing on my phone. Really good work from the developer, would recommend.