Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 exists to exploit any nostalgia you might have for the earlier games, offering an insulting dearth of worthwhile content in exchange for your money.

Decent selection of skaters

Awful online implementation; Lifeless levels; Mediocre soundtrack; No local multiplayer

This game is nothing but digital waste. How any company would dare to ask $60 for a game with minimal content and a multitude of technical bugs, I cannot fathom. The only reason they cancelled this game for PC is because of the newly introduced 'refund' option on Steam.

This game simply does not work! It freezes all the time. You would think the fifth game in a series would have more features/controls than the original this does not. Highly dissapointed how can they get away with selling something that doesn't work and you not be able to get your money back!

Not a great game.. feels very unfinished and shouldn't be a full price game.

Don't play this game.

avoid

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater holds a special place in gaming's cultural landscape. Though once an example of the finest that arcadey sports titles had to offer, it overstayed its welcome and piled on bad idea after bad idea until it got to the infamous Ride / Shred sub-series, which was almost entirely...

Solid level design and one excellent unlockable skater

Framerate and screen-tearing issues abound

The Tony Hawk series returns with a game that gets some of the basics right, but lacks finesse and polish. Has it really been 13 years since Tony Hawk 4? Time feels like it's flown since it was published back in 2002 at the height of the series' popularity.

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