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Monster Energy Supercross 6 Patch Adds Rhythm Attack Modes
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Apr 12, 2023
0 CommentsMilestone have today released their second update for their sixth Supercross title.
Changelog:
– Improved: Rider crew characters
– Added Rhythm Attack: Online game mode support
It is now possible to play the Rhythm Attack game mode against player all over the world
– Added Rhythm Attack: Time Attack
It is now possible to play the Rhythm Attack track on Time Attack
– Added new collectible system for Supercross Park
The collectibles obtained in free roaming mode have now a consultable menu reachable in pause
– Added Game Experience tab in main menu
It is now possible to change again the game general experience trough a tab in main menu
– Various fixes and improvements
– Fix some stability issues
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