Infinite Air with Mark McMorris (2016)

- Developer
- HB Studios
- Publisher
- Maximum Games
- Platforms
- Windows
- Genres
- Simulation, Sports
- Rating
- 3.8 of 5, 294 player ratings
- Typical playtime
- about 10 hours
- Where to get it
- Steam
How it feels
Riding feels fluid and authentic, with a satisfying challenge that rewards practice and creativity in a vast, open snowy playground.
simulationrealisticchallengingfluidathleticopen worldimmersivecustomizable
What players say
Players call it the best snowboarding sim on PC, comparing it to the Skate series for its physics and stick-based trick system. The game demands patience: it has a steep learning curve and spins are hard to control, often feeling too fast or unpredictable. The map editor is a highlight, but the world feels empty with no other riders and development stopped shortly after launch.
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