It’s been 13 years since Electronic Arts graced us with a new SSX game. Despite being a quintessential title of the PlayStation 2 era, one that sold well over 12 million copies and kicked off EA’s iconic imprint of over-the-top arcade sports games, it never quite made the leap to the next wave of consoles.
With SSX leaving a hole in the gaming landscape, solo developer Nathan Dearth took matters into his own hands. His early-access project, Tricky Madness, is a pitch-perfect spiritual successor to EA’s seminal series, and there’s never been a better time to check out this hidden throwback gem, as it's on sale for less than a cup of Starbucks coffee.
