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Pull Off Sweet Moves in Skate in Early Access Now

Those of us who were around for the original Skate probably feel a little too old to get outside and skateboard in real life. But in the virtual world, we thrive. Thankfully, developer Full Circle totally understands because they just launched Skate in Early Access. You can download and play the game completely free with your buddies.



Skate is available now, completely free to download and play, with optional in-game purchases to help support ongoing development. You can play the skateboarding game on PC (Steam, Epic Games Store, and EA App), PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. It features full cross-platform and cross-progression support, so you can drop into the halfpipe with your buddies no matter where they play!

Speaking about the launch, Mike McCartney, Executive Producer, said:

We’re thrilled to welcome everyone to San Vansterdam and the best skateboarding the franchise has ever delivered. We’ve focused on perfecting the core skateboarding experience – capturing the thrill of discovery, individual creativity and the satisfaction of finally landing that insane trick. Early Access isn’t a regular launch, it’s an invitation to help shape skate.’s future as we continue to build and push the boundaries of what this game can be.

What to Expect From Skate

  • Tackle a constantly rotating lineup of challenges and tasks to learn new tricks and show off skills
  • Unleash creativity and build custom skate spots with Quick Drop by placing ramps, rails, benches, and more either solo or with friends. 
  • Find and join fellow skateboarders and friends at San Vansterdam hot spots using Spectate mode
  • Master hundreds of new tricks with Skatepedia, a comprehensive guide to everything possible in the game. 
  • Collect, customize, and vibe to a dynamic soundtrack featuring breakthrough artists to timeless classics – everything from Denzel Curry to Earth, Wind & Fire and Little Simz. The soundtrack is alive, just like San Vansterdam, and will evolve in Early Access and beyond.

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