Underplayed Gems

Infinite Air with Mark McMorris (2016)

Infinite Air with Mark McMorris cover
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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Screenshots

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