Trials Fusion Season Pass DLC

I played Trials HD up until Evolution came out, which I played until Fusion came out. I have a fair amount of experience with the modern trials games, and have been a supporter of RedLynx for some time. When fusion came out, I beat it, then I took a break from the Trials franchise, only playing it in a drunken rage with friends. Seven months pass, and I decide to start up Fusion one evening fo some nostalgic motor bike bullshit, and much to my pleasant surprise, a ton of DLC has been released! So while im in the game, I buy the Season Pass. This is where things start to go wrong. My heart starts pounding in the anticipation for some brand new tracks. I enter career mode, slide over to the dlc levels, and see that they're all still locked. "Well, thats not right," I thought to myself. "Maybe it never downloaded the DLC since I'm still in the game." So I close the game and check the DLC section of the Steam client, only to find that the DLC has, in fact, been installed. "Alright, maybe I just needed to restart the game for it to recognise that I bought the DLC." I start the game up again, head to career mode, slide over to the DLC levels, and see that they're still locked. "Well what the fuck!" I scream at 2 am, waking my parents in the next room. "Jesus Christ Devon, shut the fuck up!" my dad yells. "You wouldn't understand, Dad. It's not just a game, it's a lifestyle! I NEVER ASKED TO BE BORN!" i retort. So I start to do some investigating, and find the code for the season pass in my steam profile. "No, it can't be," I whisper, as to not awaken the wrath of my parents once again. I enter the download section of Trials Fusion and find a code redemtion screen. "I can't believe this. I live in the 21st century, and through an all digital purchase, RedLynx is going to make me enter a code? What madness has this world come to?" An emptiness starts to consume me. I feel sick, but I must continue forward in the name of new tracks. With the code redemption screen open, I press tab and shift, the universal keyboard code to summon the almighty steam overlay and view my code. Only, I can't. The steam overlay won't open in this menu. "May the Gods, both Old and New, aid me in my hour of need," I pray. I extend my shaking hand to reach for my phone, and I begin copying down the code. I feel weird and oddly cold now. I return to the code redemtion screen, and begin manually transferring the code over to the game. A feeling consumes me more and more with each letter entered. I feel like a heathen, like my Gods have abandoned me. There is no respite, only the overwhelming emptiness overcomming me during this barbaric ritual. I enter the last letter and press enter. Hoping for this arduous task to finally be behind me, I almost faint when the game informs me that the code I have entered is invalid. Apparently, you need to capitalise the letters of the code. A single tear runs down my cheek as I begin again. I press enter once more and collapse when the success screen pops up. I hold my knees to my chest and begin to cry. Not like a manly cry, more like a soft whimpering with tears. Long story short, the tracks offered in the season pass aren't anything special, save yourself $20 and ten minutes and just stick to the player created maps. 2/10 would not buy again.

Trials Fusion is most definitely an uninspired, manipulative money-grab compared to Evolution when you can't play 80+ percent of what TrackCentral has to offer but: I caved in and played along and man... these are some damn fine tracks! What the base game should have been in the first place.

If you are capable of operating a computer at a 3rd grade level, you can install the DLC and it will work fine. Uplay is really not that big of a deal, I don't know why people complain about it so much. The game is phenomenal, hours upon hours of awesome content definitely worth the $20!

great game to play while drinking and/or smoking but still fun any way u decide to play. need to add more bike upgrades (performance hangtime spin speed whatever) and rider leveling system (balance trick speed wheelies hops whatever) still a solid game and a classic

Decided I wanted to play Trails so I went to install Trials Fusion. Little did I forget the struggles of making it to the main menu, but also the fact that I bought the season pass that never installs. "Well, copy and paste your Season Pass CD Key into your Uplay thinga-ma-jig, ya idjit!" Welp, tommy, Season pass says it's installed but never provided a CD-Key. So RIP and GG.

I have the season pass, WHY don't I get Awesome Level Max? Anyways. Awesome game etc. etc. but this is bullshit. I bought the season pass to get ALL THE DLC!

It worked for me, you just have to copy the CD key into Uplay after you've bought it. The DLC files are already in the game, so it worked instantly after you go in-game, into additional content and then 'redeem code'. The tracks are excellently designed and have a good range of difficulties as always.

As of November 2016, when you launch the game from steam for the first time with the DLC purchased, it will pop up a window asking if you want to enable the DLC. Click yes and it will enable it. You dont have to copy paste anything etc. I just thought I would mention/clear that up, as many of the reviews seem to indicate they couldn't get the DLC to work and it seems to work fine/automatically as of now. As for the actual content, if you like the game, snag the DLC for sure, especially if its on sale.

To all those who said it didn't work or couldn't get it to activate, you need to redeem the CD key for the season pass in the additional content menu in game. Go to your library>right-click Trials Fusion>Click CD Keys>Copy Season Pass CD key to keyboard>redeem in-game via additional content menu.

The vague "6 DLCs" that the Season Pass includes are: After The Incident Fault One Zero Fire In The Deep Welcome To The Abyss Empire of the Sky Riders of the Rustland