Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5

The game continues the classic gameplay of the original games and lets players create a custom skater or choose one of the ten professional ones: Aaron Homoki, Andrew Reynolds, Chris Cole, David Gonzalez, Ishod Wair, Leticia Bufoni, Lizzie Armanto, Nyjah Huston, Riley Hawk and Tony Hawk.

Returning from Tony Hawk's American Wasteland there is a Create-A-Park mode where custom skate parks based on five themes can be created and shared online as new levels.

In the main career mode eight environments are visited (Asteroid Belt, Bonfire Beach, Mega Park, Mountain, Rooftops, School III, The Berrics and The Bunker) with about 80 missions.

Next to regular environments, the Asteroid Belt is an exotic location with a skate park on an asteroid belt in space and a different form of gravity.

Levels are not open world, but set in closed locations like the first games in the series.

By completing objectives such as locating objects, performing certain tricks or collecting letters, stars are earned to unlock new levels.

At least fifteen stars need to be earned in the previous level, as they are not cumulative, to unlock a new level.

When all missions in a single stage are completed on the highest, 'Sick' rating for three stars, Pro Challenges are unlocked.

The other ratings are 'Am' (one star) and 'Pro' (two stars), awarded based on the performance.

Objectives include collecting the five SKATE letters, or the five COMBO letters in one interrupted combo of tricks.

Collectibles include VHS tapes, destructible swag crates and DVDs.

Next to these main objectives there are secondary ones such as clearing a series of rings in a quick time, keeping the tricks going to prevent the skater's head from exploding, collecting ice-cream, lighting torches with a burning skateboard or pushing beach balls out of a swimming poo

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 for Xbox One is currently worth €8.78 loose. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 has only a handful of tracked market sales, suggesting relative scarcity compared to more common Xbox One titles.

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