Legends BMX Review (Steam)
Legends BMX Review, Pure Flow, and Adrenaline! LEGENDS BMX is an energetic and exhilarating game made for extreme sports enthusiasts! Ride your BMX through a variety of parks and scenarios designed to let you pull off incredible tricks. Move freely, performing countless tricks and lines to rack up massive points in diverse parks and scenarios. Attempt the wildest tricks with our one-directional analog system. After your first stunt, your Trick Line begins, recording each additional trick and combo, adding extra points until the rider wipes out or stops. The total score for the trick line is then added to your overall tally.
Legends BMX Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 1.22GB Download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Full controller support.
- Video settings – graphics quality, resolution, and screen mode.
- Four parks to unlock and play – Waverider Arena, Sunset Jam, Beachside Blaze, and Megapipe.
- Two playable characters – Troy (male) and Riley (female).
- Online leaderboards with three filters – daily, weekly, and all-time.
- Opening tutorial section.
- Bmx stunt runs gameplay.
- The controls are tight and responsive, it feels good to pull off tricks.
- Great ragdoll and crash effects.
- You can do aerial, ground, and grind tricks.
- Pick a park and just ride around until you trigger the time attack.
- Five BMX colors to choose from.
- Time attack mode can be triggered at any time and your score goes into the online leaderboards.
- Handling and pulling off moves is just as simple and flowing as a Tony Hawk’s game, the only real difference is how the animations work making it hard to judge air time.
- It’s a great little time waster.
- I am really looking forward to what comes next, this is an excellent first step.
Legends BMX Review Cons:
- No volume controls, it’s music or no music.
- There are no actual graphic options outside of quality.
- Some learning time is needed for the controls just because it doesn’t use familiar controls of other game sin the genre.
- At times the animations mess up your timings and you can suddenly snap to another part of the bowl.
- Limited in terms of game modes.
- No actual progression.
- Doesn’t offer any story mode or anything.
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Legends BMX:
Developer: Saga Legends Games
Publisher: Firenut Games
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Summary
Legends BMX offers a visually appealing experience with decent graphics and a manageable download size of 1.22GB. The game supports Steam achievements and full controller functionality, enhancing the overall user experience. Players can adjust video settings such as graphics quality, resolution, and screen mode to suit their preferences. The game features four parks to unlock and explore: Waverider Arena, Sunset Jam, Beachside Blaze, and Megapipe. Additionally, players can choose between two characters, Troy and Riley, and compete on online leaderboards with daily, weekly, and all-time filters.
The gameplay includes an opening tutorial section and BMX stunt runs, where the controls are tight and responsive, making it satisfying to pull off tricks. The game boasts great ragdoll and crash effects, and players can perform aerial, ground, and grind tricks. You can pick a park and ride around until you trigger the time attack mode, which can be activated at any time, and your score will be recorded on the online leaderboards. There are five BMX colors to choose from, adding a touch of customization.
Handling and executing moves in Legends BMX is as simple and fluid as in a Tony Hawk’s game, though the animations can make it difficult to judge air time. The game serves as a great little time waster, and it shows promise as an excellent first step in its genre. However, there are some drawbacks. The game lacks volume controls, offering only the option of music or no music. There are no detailed graphic options beyond quality settings. The controls require some learning time as they differ from those in other games in the genre. Occasionally, the animations can disrupt your timing, causing you to snap to another part of the bowl unexpectedly.
In terms of content, Legends BMX is limited. It offers no progression system, story mode, or additional game modes, which might affect its replay value. Despite these limitations, the game provides a fun and engaging experience for BMX enthusiasts and casual gamers alike. Overall, Legends BMX is a solid start with room for improvement, and it leaves players looking forward to future updates and enhancements.