Street Uni X is a street-unicycle arcade/retro styled game. And it is truly unique. Too unique in fact for such a still, sadly niche community of unicycle riders for the main dev, daffodil which just said to themselves :

引用自 daffodil surely：

Since i can't find any games that showcase street-unicycling, I'm gonna make my own.

And they damn did.

The game is a total success, and a celebration of the classic Tony Hawk's Pro Skater games of the venerated Neversoft era. It is the closest thing you can get nowadays as a continuation of this style of game.

Don't be affraid of the limited number of wheels, It does matter in terms of controls but not so much in gameplay..
Wheel actually...

It does diversify and complexify the usual formula by allowing you to go forward or backward when moving or grinding. Outside of that, you should expect the usual ways to keep combos from the ways until THPS4.
Manuals, Wall-rides, Wall tag jumps, grinds, have all their assocoated tricks in it, with the usual same control scheme.

A veteran player will quickly get back to it's root, same goes for the arcady levels selection and objectives, either in a classic 2mn combo limit, or in free-play to train yourself on some spots. The levels have been meticulously designed with the same attention to detail and gameplay as the classic games, offering for plenty ways to easily master the levels with an extreme combo once you learn it.

Outside of some expansions for player customization, parc editors, mod tools and multiplayer (local and online, with free-ride, combo attack and perhaps some custom gamemodes), that's the only needed thing i would ask.

[H3]Does a better job than most games with more wheels.[/h3] Street Uni X is a street-unicycle arcade/retro styled game. And it is truly unique. Too unique in fact for such a still, sadly niche community of unicycle riders for the main dev, daffodil which just said to themselves : [quote=daffodil surely]Since i can't find any games that showcase street-unicycling, I'm gonna make my own.[/quote] And they damn did. The game is a total success, and a celebration of the classic Tony Hawk's Pro Skater games of the venerated Neversoft era. It is the closest thing you can get nowadays as a continuation of this style of game. Don't be affraid of the limited number of wheels, It does matter in terms of controls but not so much in gameplay.. [B]Wheel[/b] actually... It does diversify and complexify the usual formula by allowing you to go forward or backward when moving or grinding. Outside of that, you should expect the usual ways to keep combos from the ways until THPS4. Manuals, Wall-rides, Wall tag jumps, grinds, have all their assocoated tricks in it, with the usual same control scheme. A veteran player will quickly get back to it's root, same goes for the arcady levels selection and objectives, either in a classic 2mn combo limit, or in free-play to train yourself on some spots. The levels have been meticulously designed with the same attention to detail and gameplay as the classic games, offering for plenty ways to easily master the levels with an extreme combo once you learn it. Outside of some expansions for player customization, parc editors, mod tools and multiplayer (local and online, with free-ride, combo attack and perhaps some custom gamemodes), that's the only needed thing i would ask.