Surf World Series (2017)

Developer: Climax Studios
Publisher: Vision Games Publishing
Platforms: PlayStation 4, PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox One
Genres: Sport, Arcade
Rating: 3.0 of 5, 2 player ratings
Where to get it: PlayStation Store

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How it feels

A breezy arcade sports title where you rip through waves pulling flashy tricks for high scores and online domination.

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About

Grab your board and take on legendary waves in Surf World Series Set across 5 of the world’s most iconic shorelines, from the infamous Bell’s Beach, AUS to the extreme waves at Waimea Bay, HI, you can dominate the leaderboard arcade style with 45 single player challenges, or rinse the competition in online tournaments against up to 15 other surfers. Perform some of surfing’s most intense and original tricks, including the Superman and Sushi Roll, against a backdrop of stunning horizons, golden coastlines and surging waves. With 6 playable characters, and millions of ways to customise, create your own unique style and rise to notoriety using only your sick skills and slick looks. Ride out the toughest waves or wreak havoc on the competition as you battle for the high score, on PC, Xbox One and PS4. In Surf World Series, ramp up the challenge surfing day or night across 3 different multiplayer modes designed to crank your skills to the limit.

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