Fit check
Is TrickStyle worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade racing fans who want hoverboards instead of cars or karts
- Players who enjoy stunt-focused courses with jumps and spins
- Racers seeking a track-based game with boss encounters and unlockable boards
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking realistic vehicle handling or simulation-focused racing
- Players who prefer open-world driving, extensive vehicle customization, or varied racing modes
- Racers looking for armed combat as a central part of competition
- Players uninterested in aerial stunts and obstacle-heavy tracks
Our take on TrickStyle
Its focus on fast hoverboard courses and aerial stunts leaves less room for realistic driving systems or the vehicle variety found in broader racing games. Progression also centers on completing tracks and defeating a boss to access additional boards.
What is TrickStyle?
TrickStyle is a futuristic air-racing game built around hoverboards rather than wheeled vehicles.
Players select a racer and board, then choose from 18 tracks in the Velodrome staging area. Courses span three continents and require quick reactions while sending racers through narrow passages, beneath bridges, around buildings, and over fences. Races include tricks, spins, and jumps, along with a champion boss encounter. Winning against the boss unlocks additional hoverboards for later competitions. The game includes a techno soundtrack and sound effects, with racing focused on speed, obstacle navigation, aerial movement, and stunt execution.
How TrickStyle plays
- 01Eighteen race tracks
- The courses are distributed across three continents and include varied urban obstacles.
- 02Hoverboard racing
- Races use airborne boards instead of conventional wheeled vehicles.
- 03Aerial stunts
- Racers can perform spins, tricks, and jumps while moving through each course.
- 04Boss encounters
- A champion opponent appears during progression, with victories opening access to additional boards.
- 05Techno soundtrack
- The game includes a techno music track and accompanying sound effects.
TrickStyle compared to similar games
TrickStyle uses hoverboards, aerial stunts, and futuristic courses, while Gas Guzzlers Extreme combines car racing with weapons, upgrades, bonuses, and combat. KartKraft focuses on karting and named track content, whereas Drift Streets Japan centers on illegal night street racing, car tuning, traffic, and drifting. Uncrashed and The Drone Racing League Simulator present FPV drone flight simulation rather than TrickStyle's arcade-style hoverboard racing.
TrickStyle: platforms & release
Is TrickStyle worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade racing fans who want hoverboards instead of cars or karts. Skip it if: players seeking realistic vehicle handling or simulation-focused racing.
Where can I download TrickStyle?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens TrickStyle's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is TrickStyle on?
Windows only.
