Trials Fusion builds off the same addictive physics-based gameplay of its predecessors while incorporating brand-new features, including the FMX tricks system.

Create tracks that stretch your imagination and skill, and put your friends to the test by sharing online with the bustling Trials Fusion community, made possible by the fan-favorite Editor mode.

Whether players choose to race alone, against friends or in a worldwide tournament, the competition is endless… Just one run is never enough.

Ubisoft released a free update that introduces Teams in Trials Fusion, allowing players to form Teams, compete against rivals and work their way up the Teams leaderboard by boosting their Team score.

Teams can have up to 50 members and are represented by a name and emblem. Each Team hosts its own bulletin board where teammates can communicate. Additionally, Teams will be able to race each other in private games through the upcoming Online Multiplayer feature.

Online Multiplayer, coming to all Trials Fusion players as a free update in early 2015, will allow four players per race on the Xbox 360 and up to eight players on the Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

PC players will have a chance to test out the Online Multiplayer in beta starting today.

Three Online Multiplayer modes will be available including:

• Online X-Supercross- up to eight players race on three random tracks, after which a winner is announced based on an accumulative best score.
• Private Game- up to eight players select which tracks to race and customize race parameters such as gravity of the track, modifying bike speed, or inverting the bike’s controls.
• Private Game with Spectator- Players looking to watch online multiplayer select the tracks and parameters for the race and invite eight other players to ride so they can kick-back and watch the race. These matches can also be broadcast using streaming platforms.

Multiplayer will also host a global leaderboard that tracks the experience players have earned from the Online X-Supercross mode.

Trials Fusion is available as digital download on Xbox Live (XOne/X360), Playstation Network (PS4) and Steam for $19.99. A physical retail version including a Season Pass will also be made available for $39.99 on Xbox One and PS4.