Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4
2002
- sport
- comedy
- single player
- multiplayer
The story
Drop into the ultimate challenge. In the next chapter in the Tony Hawk series, pros challenge you to make your mark in huge free-roaming levels, taking on 190 progressively harder goals with no time limits to hold you back. Decide when you're ready to take on your Pro Challenge and move into the pro ranks, where it's a whole new game. Build your skills, perform all-new tricks, play up to eight players online, and show that you've got what it takes to go Pro.
What it’s like
Bright, saturated skate-park colour under flat daylight, with the cartoonish, chunky polygon look of a PlayStation 2-era sports game: skaters with oversized heads, lurid sunsets over sprawling urban lots, and a warehouse-to-rooftop geography that feels like one big playground. The soundtrack is loud and sunny, full of pop-punk and rap-rock guitars that pulse under every grind and kickflip, while the crash of falls and the clatter of wheels keep the rhythm honest. Its vibe is giddy, breezy and irreverent, the kind of goofy escapism that suits a Saturday morning, a stretch of easy background play, or a few carefree runs before bed. Pacing is loose and self-directed: goals unlock at your own speed, with no clock to rush you, so the mood stays light and encouraging rather than tense. Intensity is minimal; falls are cartoonish and bruise-free, with slapstick humour rather than real harm, and there is no gore or sexual content. Best for players who want an upbeat, low-stress arcade sandbox, nostalgic for early-2000s skate culture, and happy to chase a long list of small, playful challenges with friends online or alone.
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