Snowboard Party World Tour Pro App Reviews

I saw the one review that criticized this for looking too similar to the first. Yes visually its identical but this sequel has way more interesting levels and more modes of play. As far as Im concerned, copying the great gameplay from the first is just a bonus. I found it well worth my two dollars and still the best snowboarding game on the App Store.

I play it on my iPhone 6plus, I havent come across any bugs in these past few days of playing it. This is the closest app to the SSX games we played. I even like the tunes, it fits the game perfectly like the tunes for ATV off-road Fury 2. I wish they add more of it.

Best snowboarding game on the App Store by far

My games crashes on the ipad air2. I was so excited to play please fix

Nice controls for touch anyway, except joystick doesnt seem to help on rails and cant unlock new snowboards. Minor glitches, but solid otherwise. Miss me some techno tracks though.

I feel like $15 is a bit excessive to unlock all the tracks. Only wish Id have read that first! The game itself...meh.

Very fun game. On top of the leaderboards

Unlocking clothes works, but not snowboards. Cant progress without better equipment.

Im just starting out with this but it is a lot of fun. I have an iPhone6s plus and it handles the game great. Very responsive. I highly recommend this game. Thanks for bringing it to us!

Has tons of stuff to do multiplayer doesnt lag at all.

Ive been longing for an SSX clone that could even be described as adequate, and this one is downright good. Im not much of a mobile gamer, but this is console-quality. The controls feel very good, even the on-screen controls as much as possible. Everything the character does - from falling, to jumping, to bouncing off of solid objects, to hopping awkwardly uphill when youve missed something - feels very familiar. The levels are much larger and more diverse, with higher draw distances than similar games. This finally feels like a labor of love, instead of a by-the-numbers knock-off. Things that are great: Plays -great- with a controller and feels like the good old days Relatively large levels, with good design A few nice flourishes, like opening doors Rails, trees, tunnels, jumps, and blue lines Characters with different skill allotments and bios Board upgrades and outfits Skill points Things that are missing: Winding up tricks while grinding Jumping adequately from a grind Grinding also seems to force you downhill A "boost" mechanic AI racers (I miss them less than you might think) Hopes for the SB3, someday: Add the missing features. Other than that, just More and Bigger. I hope enough people buy this edition to turn this into a real franchise that gets the attention and development it deserves. Its very fun as-is, and has huge potential long-term.

Why? no iCloud sync support, thats really unacceptable. Will get one more stars if this feature added.

A very fun game

This game is in the top 5 of all time in App Store.

Ive been waiting for an game like this since iPad 1. Excellent!

I usually dont leave a review on games BUT THIS GAME IS AWESOME!! it is totally worth the $1.99. I recommend You buy it. BYE!! :) <3

This game is great but the snowboard upgrade bug is not true. Just click the shopping cart on the bottom right of the screen. Best snowboarding game by far. Everything is smooth, controls, gameplay, and graphics are incredible. Nice job devs! P.S. Exp doubler is a no brainer

This games is so bad. Clunky mechanics, uninspired levels, and annoying music make for a miserable experience. I love how I can effortlessly do a 1260 double backflip, but a simple nose press is next to impossible. Who green lighted this mess?

This is the first snowboarding game for the iPhone that is really good and replayable

Game is enjoyable but it gets repetitive quickly. The freestyle runs are too long and they get to be very tedious and similar. The scoring system for points and bonus points does not really make sense either. Outside of those two issues, fun game, good graphics and does not rely heavily on paid in app purchases to progress like most games these days.