It’s the end goal of the entire game, and it’s what you’ll spend most of your time working towards.Īs far as the story is concerned, you won’t find anything of note in Riders Republic. This is a competition that incorporates all five sports of the game into a single event. The end goal here is to eventually get invited to the Riders Ridge Invitational. Each sport then also has its own unique events that you eventually gain access to.
The more you participate in one, the more races and other competitions you unlock for it. The World.Įach of the game’s five sports, Mountain Biking, Skiing, Snowboarding, Wingsuiting and Rocket Wingsuiting, have their own unique progression paths. As you progress through the campaign and rank up, more of these become available to you alongside more elaborate and challenging events. Basically, everyone is here to show off their skills in various sports events and get invited to join fictional representations of real life competitions like the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup or the X Games. And it is fun, incredibly so actually, because this world is then used as the basis for some phenomenal events that are an absolute joy to play through.Īnd the game has a really simple premise that acts to give context to why the players are in this location in the first place. It’s not realistic, or even particularly organic looking, but what matters in the end is that the map is extremely varied and fun to play around in. They’ve taken bits and pieces from each of these locations, and mashed them together to created a vast open world that features a little bit of everything from snow capped mountains to dry desert canyons. Instead of sticking to real world locations like in their previous game Steep, the developers at Ubisoft Annecy have chosen to take inspiration from a number of American national parks like Yosemite and Sequoia when creating the world of Riders Republic.
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