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- PIPE is a physics-based PIPE By BMX Streets Free Download experience built for the BMX community designed to simulate realistic BMX motion. The community has shown tremendous support through these projects, and it’s now that I would like to introduce you to PIPE By BMX streets free download.
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PIPE is a physics based BMX experience built for the BMX community designed to simulate realistic BMX motion. Perform over 50 aerial stunts, grind any corner, send big airs in the PIPE! PIPE also includes some fun Easter Eggs for those willing to explore and think outside the box.Mash Games has been in the works of developing the all around EPIC console game BMX Streets.Mash Games chose to stay away from options such as crowd sourcing, and has been actively engagingfollowers through physics demo releases and the BMX Streets mobile game. Myself along with the smallMash Games team, have been working incredibly hard to define and develop the future of BMX (and other extreme sports)video game physics, from an independent level. The community has shown tremendous support through these projects, andits now that I would like to introduce you to....BMX Streets: PIPE.So please, enjoy some delicious vert ramp boosting and lets SEND IT!*Game requires mouse input to launch.*Game play and Menus require a controller- OS: Windows 7
- Processor: X64 Dual Core
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 600
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 598 MB available space
- Additional Notes: Requires controller (Optimized for Xbox One Controller)
– Matt, it’s been a while since we last spoke and by the looks of things you’ve been making good progress with development. You’ve just released BMX Streets Pipe, can you explain the reason behind this release and how it differs from the full BMX Streets game which is still in development?
“Yes, it has been a while. There has been a crazy amount of improvement and progress since last year’s physics demos. The release of BMX Streets Pipe was a sort of hasty decision that was made a few months ago. There has been so much respect and hype from followers and fans from the @bmxstreetsofficial Instagram page that I had to let people try it. It was very hard to keep the works in the dark for so long, since the last physics demo.
“The best part is that people can now get involved in the development. This helps to ensure that BMX Streets becomes a game that is truly built by riders for riders.”
The main idea behind BMX Streets Pipe is to stay away from crowdsourcing and to keep the development of BMX Streets alive through its final development steps to its initial release. I feel it can be easy to fall down a rabbit hole of broken promises when it comes to crowdsourcing, so instead, I give you the Pipe to try for yourself and see what Mash Games is capable of.”
– The popularity of vert riding has seen a near vertical decline (no pun intended) in our current new school world of BMX. What was your motivation for releasing a transition focused product?
“The decision to make a transition experience was not really planned, it wasn’t thought to be an entity that would latch onto the new school of riding and was kind of an accident during development.
I had spent a lot of time iterating over the physics of the game and how I could bring my concept of the game to life. It took a long time, but I finally felt like I hit the sweet spot I was searching for. I always wanted to have natural feeling transition in the game, so that the player could experience riding on all angles of a surface. To me, this meant that the player could really make their own experience by utilising the game physics and trying to push its limits.
“It turns out that street riding is not about icing down a big handrail or launching a big road gap. It’s about how you ride with what you find in your environment.”
The motivation to do a transition piece was to keep the BMX Streets title separate from the Pipe experience, but mainly to see how people would respond to it. I was sweating a bit before releasing it because everyone has been expecting something with more street riding. During the first week of Pipe being released, I was shocked to see what was happening within the game. It turns out that street riding is not about icing down a big handrail or launching a big road gap. It’s about how you ride with what you find in your environment. And, watching videos from fans playing Pipe, it really shows this. On another note, personally, I was really enjoying big alley-oop airs in a halfpipe while testing the game. So much so, that I just had to let people experience it.”