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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4

Iron Galaxy remakes Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 and 4 as one game, praised by critics for its intact gameplay despite a reworked soundtrack.

PC PlayStation 5 Xbox Series X|S Nintendo Switch 2 Nintendo Switch PlayStation 4 Xbox One
Release dateJul 11, 2025
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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4, two skating classics return, documented analysis

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 is a remake of two cult skateboarding games, developed by Iron Galaxy Studios and published by Activision. It launched on July 11, 2025 on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, Switch and Switch 2. This is a summary of official information and four reviews played on PS5, not a TricknFix hands-on review.

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Two skating classics remade

After Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2, Activision brings the third and fourth games together in a remake developed by Iron Galaxy Studios. It keeps the series’ arcade skating: chain tricks to score points, complete goals in levels full of secrets, and create your own skater or skatepark. According to reviews, it adds new parks and skaters, a soundtrack mixing original and new tracks, and cross-platform online multiplayer.

Platforms and release

According to Activision and the official stores, the game is available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, PC (Steam, Battle.net and Microsoft Store), Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. It launched on July 11, 2025, with early access from July 8 for the Digital Deluxe Edition. The official site also lists Game Pass availability, with exclusions.

What critics say

All four reviews used here were played on PS5. PlayStation Universe (9/10) calls the gameplay timeless and nostalgic but regrets some soundtrack changes. Screen Rant (9/10) enjoys the fun gameplay, many customization options and modes that add replay value, but finds goals can get repetitive. GAMINGbible (9/10) praises immaculately designed levels and perfectly paced arcade skating, while regretting missing soundtrack classics and THPS4 levels weakened by the new mission structure. Vandal (9/10) highlights faithfulness to the originals and great new parks, but notes annoying screen tearing on PS5 and a zoo level relegated to competition mode.

Editions and prices

Checked on November 12, 2026: the standard edition costs €49.99 on Steam, the PlayStation Store (PS4 and PS5), the Microsoft Store and the Nintendo eShop, for both Switch and Switch 2. The Digital Deluxe Edition sells for €69.99 on Steam and the eShop. Boxed, E.Leclerc sells the PS5 version for €36.71 (in stock), the Xbox Series version for €36.71 and the Switch version for €45.99 (in store), plus the Switch 2 version as a code in a box for €50.

Who is it for?

Series fans and anyone who enjoys arcade skating, hunting secrets and chasing scores. Players attached to the original soundtrack or THPS4 levels should know reviews point out changes in both areas.

Press average

The rating block above shows the press average calculated from original reviews played on PS5, checked on November 12, 2026: PlayStation Universe 9/10, Screen Rant 9/10, GAMINGbible 9/10 and Vandal 9/10. Each score is converted to a 20-point scale and averaged with equal weight. This summary is not a hands-on review.

What to know

A faithful, generous remake of two skating classics, praised for its gameplay, though its soundtrack and THPS4 levels have been reworked.

Strengths

  • Timeless, nostalgic gameplay, according to PlayStation Universe.
  • Immaculately designed levels, according to GAMINGbible.
  • Great new parks, according to Vandal.
  • Many customization options and modes that add replay value, according to Screen Rant.

Things to consider

  • Disappointing soundtrack changes, according to PlayStation Universe and GAMINGbible.
  • THPS4 levels weakened by the new mission structure, according to GAMINGbible.
  • Goals can get repetitive, according to Screen Rant.
  • Occasional screen tearing on PS5, according to Vandal.

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Game details

Developer
Iron Galaxy Studios
Publisher
Activision
Release
Jul 11, 2025
Genres
Sports
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Nintendo eShopFRDigital game Édition standard Nintendo Switch 2 (numérique)Nintendo Switch 2 49.99 EUR Check shipping Nov 12, 2026 End date unknown Source ↗ View offer ↗
Nintendo eShopFRDigital game Édition standard Nintendo Switch (numérique)Nintendo Switch 49.99 EUR Check shipping Nov 12, 2026 End date unknown Source ↗ View offer ↗
Microsoft Store (Xbox)FRDigital game Édition standard Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One et PC (numérique, prix public ; inclus dans le Game Pass sous conditions)Xbox Series X|S 49.99 EUR Check shipping Nov 12, 2026 End date unknown Source ↗ View offer ↗
PlayStation StoreFRDigital game Édition standard cross-gen PS4 et PS5 (numérique)PlayStation 5 49.99 EUR Check shipping Nov 12, 2026 End date unknown Source ↗ View offer ↗
SteamFRDigital game Édition standard (numérique)PC 49.99 EUR Check shipping Nov 12, 2026 End date unknown Source ↗ View offer ↗
SteamFRDigital game Édition Digital Deluxe (numérique)PC 69.99 EUR Check shipping Nov 12, 2026 End date unknown Source ↗ View offer ↗

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