It must be said that the game's stunt challenge mode, also highly frustrating, is strangely fun if not a little addictive all the same. The idea behind the mode is to race through a course pulling off tricks and racking up points. The more tricks successfully maneuvered, the more points a player receives. However, a time-clock continuously counts down as a player races. The only way to stop the clock from reaching zero and in turn ending the race is to keep landing tricks, which add time to the clock as well.
More time equals more points.
Because of the problems we mentioned above, the mode is easily the most frustrating the game has to offer. That said, we keep coming back to it. Unfortunately, after experiencing the tighter control in Twisted's competition, there's no going back. Graphics Imagine 1080 Snowboarding. There's nothing like it in Twisted Edge.