I think there’s no question who is top dog when it comes to skateboarding games on mobile. Since launching way back in 2012 True Skate ($1.99) from True Axis has continued to evolve and add new content and features year after year after year, and has remained in the top of the charts the entire time. I think a big part of that is that it does an excellent job of straddling the line between a digital toy that you can bust out at any moment and diddle around with for a minute, to being this pretty hardcore simulator where you can sit for hours and hours trying to nail down a specific trick or line (I am very guilty of this). True Skate is a game that has never left my device and is far and away the mobile game I’ve spent the most time with ever. Anyway, this week True Axis has taken a pretty big step with their latest update. It’s dubbed the “DIY Update" and it now allows you to place a limited number of objects around many of the various parks and levels in the game. Here’s a demonstration showing how it works.
True Axis has always been great about adding new levels to True Skate over the years, from their very own creations to famous real-world spots and even TONS of courses from the Street League Series, which True Skate became the official game of a few years back. Basically this game is not hurting at all when it comes to having a variety of environments to skate in. Being able to actually take different objects and place the...