BH Trials

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  • Summary: BH Trials is an obstacle course game where you drive a digger with no transmission, steering, or brakes. Learn how to use the digger's arms to crawl, climb, and avoid obstacles in this unique driving game. Try to control a mechanical spider in the up to 4-players co-op mode.

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  1. TheXboxHub
    Nov 6, 2020
    70
    BH Trials needs to be praised for a concept which is totally unorthodox and seldom like any other puzzling experience on Xbox One. I dig the idea, the skill games are pretty fun, it introduces a lot of intriguing obstacles, and the physics are spot on.

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  1. Xbox_Alive
    Oct 31, 2020
    6
    BH Trials is an obstacle course game where players drive a backhoe digger with no transmission, steering, or brakes: the only way to controlBH Trials is an obstacle course game where players drive a backhoe digger with no transmission, steering, or brakes: the only way to control it is through the digger’s arms. The game features several game modes with varied challenges both in single player and up to 4 player Co-op. A digger. No transmission. No steering. No brakes. No problem! BH Trials is an obstacle course game where you only control the digger's articulated arm. Crawl, climb, avoid the obstacles, and solve the puzzles in a unique driving game. BH Trials isn’t the most advanced games in the graphics department. It’s blocky in places, and some levels are rough to look at. The basic approach from the world map isn’t inspiring in the slightest, nor are the backgrounds for each of the stages. It’s dull, with bland colors, and no real variety. I could put up with all of this, if the movement and placement of the camera worked better.
    No matter how much you moved the image, you were always left with a blind spot. Sometimes your digger would move at a fair pace, and you would spin your view frantically to see what was coming up, only to crash and fail the stage. Do I recommend that you try this tough title? Yes, but be prepared to be driven mad.    … Expand