Body Flips are one of the hardest tricks to land in the game. To do one, first perform a grab trick while you’re in the air by pressing LT/RT (on Xbox) or L2/R2 (on PlayStation). While still holding the grab, quickly move the left stick either up or down. If timed correctly, your skater will begin to rotate. Let go of the grab and make sure your feet are pointing down before landing to avoid falling.
Okay, so before I dive into explaining the whole process for this challenge, I think it’ll be easiest if I just go through each step individually first. That way, we can really understand everything before putting it all together!
The game is called *The Touryst*, developed by Shin’en Multimedia. This studio previously released *Fast Fusion* for the Nintendo Switch 2 in June. While they’ve made other games, Shin’en Multimedia is most recognized for *The Touryst*, which is why it’s being re-released instead of their other titles.
The Coffin Grab is performed by holding down R2, L2, Square, and X buttons simultaneously on PlayStation, or RT, LT, X, and A on Xbox. It’s a bit tricky, as you need to press all four buttons at the same time! You can attempt this move pretty much whenever you want – while riding, even in the air, and it’s especially fun when going downhill.
Nightcrawler, the beloved teleporting mutant, is known for his unique and fashionable appearance while battling villains. He’s sported everything from traditional costumes to practical gear and even a surprising outfit or two. Here’s a look at his seven best looks.
These new PS5 games aren’t truly exclusive – they’re what’s called ‘console exclusives.’ A true exclusive means a game is only available on PlayStation 5, which is rare now. Most PS5 exclusives are also released on PC. In fact, the majority of PS5 games, even those made by PlayStation themselves, eventually come to PC.
To do a Spread Eagle, press R1 + X on PlayStation or RB + A on Xbox. Make sure you’re not on your skateboard – if you are, press Triangle (PlayStation) or Y (Xbox) to jump off. You can do this whether you’re on the ground or in the air!
When trying the Christ Air trick, the way you do it changes depending on whether you’re regular or goofy – basically, which foot you put forward on the skateboard. In the game, you can easily tell which stance you’re in by looking at your skater’s feet or noticing which side the camera is pointing at.
Okay, so you want to land a Handplant? First things first, you’ll need a quarter pipe – basically any ramp will do. If you don’t want to go searching for a skatepark, the game lets you just *make* one! Luckily, you actually start the game with a quarter pipe already! It’s a ‘Quick Drop’ item, which means you can place it down super easily. Just hit right on the D-Pad, pick the quarter pipe, and plop it down wherever you want.
This Challenge requires a specific sequence of actions, and it can be a little complicated. Let’s go through it step-by-step.