In keeping tabs with Ubisoft, they have recently announced that Trials Frontier is now available the Apple TV and Android TV. With more than 50 million downloads, Trials Frontier is also available on the App Store for iOS devices.

For the first time ever gamers can play on new platforms like the Apple TV and Android TV while supporting the Nvidia Shield controller, the Nexus Player gamepad and the Razor Forge. Additionally, the game will support shared progression on Apple and Android devices as well.

Gamers can even compete in the legendary KTM Rally through four weekly legs of 10 tracks each, on a mission to dominate the weekly leaderboards. Players can win grand rewards based on their performance including 8 new tracks and the iconic KTM 450 Rally. There’s also a new character introducing the event, along with new outfits and bike skins.

By the looks of it Trials Frontier is available for both iOS and Apple TV, however, there are in-app purchases.

Ubisoft, another one of our favorite App Store publishers, have announced that Trials Frontier has gotten its largest content update ever dubbed “Frostpocalypse” that’s available right now to download. Frostpocalypse introduces a new winter environment, sixteen new tracks, an all-new bike, two new characters as well as a new outfit.

During this month-long event, a new gameplay system will be unlocked every week. For the first week, players can help the Sun God collect items for his changing-season ritual by riding over kindling and completing other tasks. The competition continues in PvP mode with the new “Season of the Donkey” and ramps up with the new Blitz mode. From there, limited edition bike paint-jobs can also be earned by competing on the weekly Arctic Leaderboard. While this is just the main points of the update, we highly recommend current players update the game to see all the content.

Interested? Trials Frontier is available to download for free on the App Store by clicking here, however, there are in-app purchases.

Ubisoft, one of the best known mobile and console game developers, have announced that Trials Frontier, the free-to-play iOS title from RedLynx, is receiving its first major content update. With this recent update comes a new mission, Home Sweet Home, as well as 11 new tracks and more customization options, allowing players to create a unique look for their rider and bike. Additionally, new outfits can be equipped at the Home Shack while every bike has new paint job options to chose from. Moving forward, players have a new way to take the lead thanks to the Banana Time feature which can be used by throwing a banana peel into an enemy’s path, causing them to lose traction. For those that always took to The Loot Wheel to get new items, it has also been updated with the chance to win a bigger amount of coins, new tracks, outfits, and bike paint jobs. Lastly, players now have the option to receive push notifications when friends pass them on the leaderboards therefore giving them a chance to jump back in and claim their spot.

For those that have already downloaded Trials Frontier onto their iOS device, you can go ahead and grab the update right now for free. On the other hand, first time players can also get the whole entire game for free, however, there are optional in-app purchases.

Paying close attention to Ubisoft and updates from them, they have announced their upcoming iOS title Trials Frontier, a free-to-play game from RedLynx‘s well-known Trial series. Available to download on the App Store starting April 10th, Trials Frontier is the series’ first appearance on iOS and will feature tricks, flips and plenty of competition. The game is set in a future wild-west like environment after the fall of the Trials Fusion universe, humanity has fallen back to small, isolated villages which players unlock as they progress through the game. Additionally, players can race and perform tricks amongst the ruins of the past, meet different characters in a wild story as well as find parts and blueprints to upgrade, customize and unlock new bikes. Want to challenge friends? Well, thankfully you can challenge your friends in races across the Trials Frontier world combined with in-game social features that allow players to follow their friends’ progress on leaderboards. Last but certainly not least, Ubisoft has released an official trailer showing off a decent amount of gameplay footage which can be seen below.

If for some reason we hear any more updates between now and April 10th, we’ll be sure to keep you updated like always.