Riders Republic: Play For Free, All Platforms – Here’s How! (Limited Period)
Riders Republic will be released on October 28 for the PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Stadia, but Ubisoft has a treat for those who are excited about this insane extreme sports game!
There’s a free trial for everybody on all systems from October 21, 9:00 AM (PDT) until October 27, 9:00 AM (PDT). Of course, there will be a limit to this trial: we will only be able to play for four hours. We will lose access to the game when the time limit hits zero.
- The free trial version will be approximately 23 GB in size, varies based on the device, and you will be able to try the main game types such as the ones listed below.
| Massive Races | Player VS. Player Mode |
| Squad Battles (up to 6 players) | Challenges |
- You may also participate in the Mad Challenge. This mode rewards such as a Riders Republic Canyon bike and exclusives of the game if we manage to complete in a certain time frame.
CLICK HERE to register for the Trial Week!
Those who take part in the trial week would also be capable of keeping their progress if they end up purchasing the full version of Riders Republic in the future. This includes the stars, equipment, and attire we earn during free play week. Of course, in time to retain all of this content, we’ll need to log in with the same Ubisoft Connect account that we used during the test week.
One last surprise before launch….⚠️
Enjoy our trial week starting October 21st and keep your progress at launch.https://t.co/7uu7oAgbVi pic.twitter.com/WNDqcAk4VP— Riders Republic (@RidersRepublic) October 18, 2021
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