So yesterday Trials 2 gets patched and now I find out that it has come to Steam for $9.99 or a limited time only $8.99 which accompanies a price reduction for the game when bought direct from the developers.

When I was talking to one of the developers when I first heard about Trials 2 I enquired about a Steam release, at the time he said he couldn’t reveal anything. Looks like this is why!

The list of changes between the normal and the new Steam version follow.

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Ahh Trials 2 how I loved you. Alas I have left you these past few months, left you by the wayside and ignored you, ignored you until I went back to your website today and lo! I read that you have been patched again.

It has been a while since I last talked about Trials 2, in that time the game has been taken on by GamersGate and has an 84 on Metacritic.

What does this new version bring us then? Apart from the usual bug fixes and other small tweaks there has been a massively overhauled tutorial mode. There are now seven purpose built tutorial tracks designed to teach new riders the basics of the game. Alongside these new tutorial tracks are two new downloadable tracks available. Trials 2 now boasts 51 tracks!

The full list of changes can be found here and the demo can be grabbed from the website.

A new patch for Trials 2 has been released and it features some good stuff, some damn good stuff! While a full list of changes can be read here I will just run down a few of the big ones.

- Team limit bumped up from 10 to 20
- Downloadable content now able to be used
- General changes to the physics system
- Changes to original Dynamic tracks and training tracks
- Five new tracks - four new easy and one new Dynamic track.

Video of new Dynamic track Domino Effect:

Via Rock, Paper, Shotgun