Shredders

by far the most fun snowboarding sim i've ever played. Simple, yet has some super creative mechanics that make this game unique and fun.

I've had this game for 6 hours now. And it's exactly the game you need if you like games like Steep or Riders Republic. It' s a game that's hard to learn but easy to get the hang of- Note: Please buy this game as it is made by 15 people. Please support them and play the game to keep updates coming through.

Best snowboarding game out there by far and no excessive microtransaction, battle pass, dlc bs

После неё Steep кажется деревянной. Потрясающая физика движений, вращений и скольжений.

This game is just total vibes. Reminds me of Rocket League, total and smooth control over your player, and the feeling of flying that's also rewarding. The difference is Rocket League for me went from chill fun times to competitive and stressful. Also unlike Rocket League you can kinda jump right into this game and feel pretty bada$$. Both have a high skill ceiling that makes you feel good when improving. I don't even snowboard in real life, but the vibes of this game are great, I'm guessing if you like Csgo surfing styles or any of the skate style games you will love this game too. The game is so immersive gliding down slopes, kicking powder up all without the cold!

This game its so soft, it is my favourit free run game. (im french and i dont speak good inglish)

Almost great fundamentals - with a floaty landings problem being the most irksome shortcoming - are wrapped in a very barebones framework that feels half-heartedly put together as an afterthought. Its "missions" with different lighting and weather conditions change the mood in cool ways, but the game doesn't apply those to the freeform shredding you'll spend the majority of your time with, so the experience can get very samey. The proximity based multiplayer is occasionally a great time, but can prove erratic with connections dropping in the middle of score based runs, suddenly making the guy you compete with disappear from the leaderboard. Basically, three years of updates later it still can't quite fully capitalise on its strong core mechanics, nor shake its early access, proof-of-concepty feel. And yet, it feels great to play, and I do return to it often.