Electronic Arts famously revitalizes the Skate series of skateboards; In the future, this should cause a sensation not only on PC and consoles, but also on mobile platforms. Image material has now appeared for the first time from this very mobile implementation.
The officially skate. The titular game will also be released on the high-selling smartphone and tablet operating systems Android and iOS or iPadOS. Via Imgur Leaked images have now been shown for the first time about what you can expect.
In the images shown you can not only get your first graphic impressions, you can also see the designs of the control systems on the touchscreen. The leak also confirms that the first testers have already been invited for playtest runs and that the mobile version is already more advanced.
The current playtest from skate. Mobile is expected to last until March 4, 2024, after which Electronic Arts will first evaluate the feedback in more detail and then make changes and improvements to the game. There is currently no release date for the title.
Interesting: Two testers “confirmed” that the mobile version will offer cross-progression features with the main game for PC and consoles. This means you can possibly start a game on the console and continue playing it later on your smartphone. If you start on mobile platforms, you can also transfer your progress to other platforms. It should even be possible to play together with gamers on different platforms.
Skate is Cross-Platform With Mobile
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On Reddit Another tester spoke up and described the control system on the touch devices as still taking some getting used to. It also says that you can currently expect an average of 20 to 30 fps on an iPhone XS Max – including annoying frame drops. In this regard, there are likely to be many performance optimizations anyway – and the iPhone XS is no longer one of the newest smartphones on the market. Reports that an iPhone 15 skates while gaming seem more worrying. overheats quite quickly.
Skate 4 still needs a bit. But with this trailer, the developers give a further look at what awaits you in the skateboard sim.
