Session Skate Sim: Advanced Trick Guide

There are lots of tricks that you can perform in Session: Skate Sim. After all, the game is all about performing cool tricks that mimic skateboarding in real life. However, there are also several advanced tricks that you can’t pull off without putting hours upon hours of practice.

In this guide, we’ll talk about some advanced tricks that you can do and how to perform them.

Advanced Trick Guide in Session Skate Sim

The game is best played using a controller. So in this guide, we’ll be talking about how to perform those advanced tricks using a controller. All of these tricks are brought to us by Alex from Boomstick Gaming, so if you want to see them in action, then I highly recommend checking them out.

That said, here are the advanced tricks you can do in the game and how to perform them:

High Ollie

The first trick we have is the High Ollie which is basically a better version of the regular Ollie trick. With this trick, you can jump over higher places that you normally won’t be able to. To perform High Ollie, you have to perform a regular Ollie and then flick both analog sticks immediately after that.

Casper

Next is the Casper which lets you perform the trick shown above. However, this trick is off by default, so you have to enable it first. You can do this by heading over to your menu. There, look for the Experimental option, and inside, look for the Caspers option and enable it.

This one is a bit hard to pull off due to the various options you have. However, the gist is that each time you perform a flip trick, you need to hold your right stick halfway down.

Quick Spins

Now, if you’re aiming to get more spins while performing any trick mid air, then you might want to try out the Quick Spins trick. You can do this by flicking the left stick toward the same direction where your character is spinning.

This is shortly after pressing either the left or right trigger which you use to spin in the air.

Primo

Just like Casper, Primo is an advanced trick that’s off by default. As such, you have to access the Experimental options once more, look for the Primo option, and enable it.

To perform a Primo, you need to press the left stick downward and the right stick upward while performing a flip trick. You need to do this at the same time to successfully perform the trick. You can even perform it on the rails as long as you do it right.

Pumping

The Pumping trick might just be the easiest one to perform on this list. You can do this on any curved slope in order to gain speed without having to take your feet off the board. In order to perform Pumping, you simply have to press the right stick downward as your character goes downward during the transition.

Darkslide

The Darkslide is essentially the reserve of a regular board slide where you flip the board and have its face grind on the rail. However, you have to enable this trick first. To do so, head over to your menu, and look for the Options.

There, choose the Gameplay setting, and look for Grinds Settings. Inside, simply turn on the Darkslides option. The Darkslide can be performed similarly to a regular boardslide.

While performing any flip trick, push the sticks either away from or toward each other. This will require a little bit of precise timing since it will instead perform a boardslide if done incorrectly.