Ubisoft and developer RedLynx have detailed the Season Pass and DLC for Trials Fusion.
Trials Fusion downloadable content will start rolling out to players on July 29 with the first of six packs, Riders of the Rustlands. Each pack is available for purchase on its own for £3.99 or all six pieces can be purchased as part of the Trials Fusion Season Pass for £15.99. Additionally, Season Pass purchasers will also receive the Crater Hazmat Suit, a piece of exclusive rider gear.
In Riders of the Rustlands players will venture beyond the gleaming cities of Trials Fusion to race through abandoned industrial wastelands, discovering forgotten places where the lack of law & order makes this a dog eat dog world.
Riders of the Rustlands includes 10 new tracks, 18 new track challenges, five new trophies and dozens of new Track Editor objects, including wrecked vehicles and the warehouses featured in the Rustlands.
The second piece of downloadable content, also coming this summer, will continue players’ journeys outside of the Trials Fusion realm to compete and explore floating islands in Empire of the Sky. Future content packs will also include new tracks, new bike parts, rider gear, new items for the track editor and each piece of content will let players experience a new Career Mode Event.
Trials Fusion will continue to receive free updates throughout the year that will introduce new features for the game. The recently introduced Tournaments feature is ongoing so players can still participate and battle for a top slot on the leaderboards. Riders of the Rustlands tracks will be included in select Tournaments, as will upcoming DLC tracks as they are released.
Take a look at the new Riders of the Rustlands DLC screenshots below:
Trials Fusion is available digitally on Xbox One and Xbox 360 from the Xbox Live Games Store, on PS4 and on PC Digital. A retail deluxe edition including the Season Pass is available on Xbox One, PS4 and Windows PC.
Related: Trials Fusion Reviews and Launch Trailer
Source: AGB
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