True Skate is one of the most popular skateboarding games on the App Store, and for good reason. It's a well-designed game that's easy to pick up and play, but difficult to master.

In this True Skate Game Guide, we'll show you how to get the most out of the game, with tips and tricks on how to improve your skating skills, score big points, and unlock all the cool secret features.

True Skate comes with one skateboard and one deck, but the game allows you to unlock additional skateboards and parks via in-app purchases. It also includes a global leaderboard system, a replay-sharing feature, and slow motion. It has a solid base, beautiful graphics, and great sound.

It features a realistic touch-based physics system that engages the skateboard when the player uses their touch screen. It also uses procedural animation to generate a more diverse series of actions. In fact, True Skate uses the same physics system as the popular PlayStation game, Touchgrind.

True Skate features a unique 3rd person behind the board camera angle that makes the game look like a real skateboarding experience. True Skate features a skate park that has a half pipe, a large bowl, a pipe, and tons of rails. The park has great flow, and the player has lots of options for tackling the terrain.

True Skate also features an excellent tutorial that will teach players the ins and outs of the game. It's also fairly easy to pick up and play, and after some time, you will be able to perform a wide range of tricks.

Whether you are a newbie or a veteran of skateboarding, you will find True Skate easy to play. This game uses the pressure and motion of a real skateboard to create the illusion that you are actually riding on it. You can also use your phone's image to customize your skateboard's deck.

Unlike other skateboarding games, True Skate doesn't have any buttons. To turn your skateboard, all you need to do is touch it. You can also perform a variety of tricks by flicking at different parts of the board.

Aside from the basic skateboarding tricks, True Skate also includes a series of missions. These missions help you get better at the game. There are three different types of missions. You can complete missions to earn True Credits, which can be used to buy new skateboards or skate parks.

To complete a mission, you will need to follow the path of a shadow skateboard and perform a certain number of tricks. These tricks can be redeemed for True Credits. If you fail a mission, your score will be reset.

True Skate has a strong physics engine. It also features realistic 3D graphics and shadows. You can perform a variety of tricks, including nollies and ollies. You can also flip your skateboard in mid-air.

The game is easy to learn, but it is also frustrating if a trick fails. You'll need to practice to get a high score. There are several different challenges in True Skate, including staying on a rail and staying on a course. You also earn points for different flips.

Tips and Tricks

* The first tip is to try your hardest to gain enough speed to make a good jump. If you aren't getting the speed you need, try balancing your board before you make the jump. Getting a good jump will give you more points and allow you to earn more True Credits.

If you're a beginner, try to be gentle with your swipes. This will make it easier to control smaller tricks.

* The next tip is to keep your board level before landing. This will make it easier to grind on rails and other objects. You can also land on the rail at a horizontal angle.

* A tip that will help you to earn more True Credits is to earn a consistent line. This is how long you can pull a trick without crashing into anything. You can pad your score by putting in a few jumps and ollies. You can also grind on rails and other objects to earn more points.

* You can also earn True Credits by playing missions. These missions will teach you how to perform new tricks and unlock parks. The developers are always listening to player feedback. You can find these missions by going to the options menu.