Shredders – The physical edition for PlayStation 5 is out now!
Microids and I-Illusions are delighted to announce the release today of the physical PlayStation 5 edition of the snowboarding game Shredders. This must-have title will delight snow sports enthusiasts, thrill-seekers, and collectors alike.
Developed by I-Illusions, Shredders delivers a snowboarding experience that’s both authentic and stylised — a true love letter to snowboarding culture. With smooth, intuitive controls, players can chain together tricks, lines, and combos across environments inspired by the world’s most stunning mountain resorts.
Discover the launch trailer here!
A Modern Tribute to Snowboarding Culture
Accessible to both newcomers and purists, Shredders captivates with its frestyle atmosphere, realistic snowboarding sensations, and polished art direction. Since its digital release, this indie gem has become a genre benchmark — and will now reach a new audience with its arrival in physical format, in a package worthy of its quality.
About Shredders:
Make a name for yourself in the snowboarding competition of the year and try to score an invite to an exclusive event. Prove you’ve got what it takes by mastering park riding, butters, rails, and kickers, and earn your place in the snowboarding world.
While goofing around at the Frozen Wood resort, you’re spotted by Lisa, brand ambassador for 540INDY. She offers you a shot at filming sponsored content, opening the door to a whole new world of pro riders, snowmobiles, and epic spots to shred. A unique, invite-only event has drawn the sport’s top talent to the region and thanks to Lisa, you may just get to meet these legends, learn their tricks, and finally land that coveted invitation.
Paying homage to snowboarding, Shredders draws inspiration from legendary snowboarding films, iconic Instagram riders, and the classic Amped series from the original Xbox era.
About the Author
Adrian Gunning Adrian lives in Melbourne Australia and has a huge passion for gaming, technology and pop culture. He recently finished his a Bachelor of Journalism and is currently focusing on games journalism. When not writing and playing video games, Adrian can be found in Comics 'R' Us debating the pros of the DC Universe and cons of the Marvel Universe.
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