Trials Rising's Crash & Sunburn Expansion Launches on September 10

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Written By Carlos Hernandez
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Trials Rising is getting it’s second expansion titled Crash & Sunburn and it will be out on September 10 on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch.

Have a look at the expansion’s trailer below.

Crash & Sunburn’s 37 tracks are set in various locales in South America, Africa, Australia and Antarctica. New player customizations are added to fit the theme as well as two new bikes - The Turtle and The Alpaca, which are designed to give veteran players a bit of a challenge.

Based on the press release provided by Ubisoft, the Crash & Sunburn expansion will set you back €12 (~$13) and is part of Trials Rising’s Expansion Pass which costs €20 (~$22). The Expansion Pass also includes the Stuntman Rider Pack and the Samurai Pack.

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