Riders Republic is getting Prada content this month

In possibly the most unexpected announcement of the year, Ubisoft have announced that Riders Republic is getting Prada content this month. If you’ve always thought that your extreme sports games could use more high fashion, then I guess this is the crossover for you. Even if designer fashion isn’t your thing, the accompanying new event and challenges will give you something to do.

“Today, Ubisoft announced that Riders Republic® is available to play for free from 10th-14th February – on PlayStation®5, PlayStation®4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One consoles. Players can pre-load the game on PlayStation today. In addition, Ubisoft announced a partnership with innovative Italian brand Prada to bring the iconic red stripe collection, Prada Linea Rossa, to Riders Republic’s outdoor sports playground.

Starting 8th February, players will discover sections of the Riders Ridge social hub decorated with the colors of Prada Linea Rossa as they are immersed in a thematic experience. Blending influences drawn from the world of technical sportswear with streamlined silhouettes, Prada Linea Rossa redefines the idea of modern luxury, with a focus on technical detailing and new manufacturing possibilities. Dynamic, versatile and high-performance designs define a new urban uniform geared towards movement.

This collaboration will offer unique activities and cosmetics, including:

• A new event, Prada Beyond the Line:  Playable solo or versus friends, this event is a creative new take of one of the most epic snow parks of the Republic and will allow players to use the Faction x Prada Linea Rossa skis, as well as the Riders Republic jumbo bike and new freestyle snowmobile for free.*
• An original in-game outfit designed exclusively by Prada for Riders Republic; players can unlock the outfit by competing in the Shackdaddy Bandits weekly challenges.
• A new Prada sponsor program, featuring new gear such as a bike, skis, snowboard and two additional original Prada outfits (available 16th February).”