Four and a half years after its announcement, EA’s free-to-play skate simulator Skate is finally ready to be tested on consoles.
Early users who signed up for Skate’s Early Access Insider program are now receiving invitations to participate in the playtest and “help shape the future of the game.”
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Don’t worry if you haven’t been selected yet: the team is “invited”.[ing] new players signing up as we go” and we are still actively recruiting testers, so if you want to give it a try, visit the official website and express your interest.
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When developer Full Circle began sharing details of its new Skate project, which is officially known as Skate, rather than Skate 4, back in 2022, the studio explained that it was neither “a sequel” nor “a remake, a reboot.” . [or] a prequel.” Instead, it was described as a “true evolution” of the series intended to reflect “where skateboarding and gaming are in the real world.”
Skate will be available on PlayStation, Xbox, PC (including Steam), and mobile devices when it launches in early access later this year, some 15 years after the release of Skate 3. It will also feature support for cross-play and cross-progression. .
